Legal Opinion
Mills v. States Marine & Commercial Co.
District Court, E.D. New York
Decided July 7, 1922PublishedCited by 12 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
CHATFIHLD, District Judge.
It appears that the Sueleo was chartered for two months from the States Marine & Commercial Company, agents for the owner, the Submarine Boat Corporation (the claimant), by one Thomas J. Miggins, receiver of the States Steamship Corporation, which had for some time collected cargo and shipped it from a pier at the foot of North First street, Brooklyn, by various steamers. Cargo thus assembled on the wharf was put into the Sueleo between December 20, 1920, and January 10, 1921. By the latter date it was ascertained that sufficient cargo to load the Sueleo would not be…
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