The America
District Court, E.D. New York
In admiralty.
1Opinion of the Court
BENEDICT, District Judge.
This is an action upon a bill of lading to recover for the loss of a quantity of oranges. The oranges were shipped in Valencia, to be delivered in New York in like good order. The bill of lading is in the ordinary form. It states that the fruit was shipped in good order and condition, and it exempts the ship from liability for damages arising from perils of the seas or from “inherent deterioration.” After the shipment of this fruit in Valencia, the steamer went to Malaga, where the position of some portions of the cargo was changed, and other cargo was shipped.
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