Ammon v. The Vigilancia
District Court, S.D. New York
In Admiralty. Libels in rem for the value of supplies furnished.
1Opinion of the Court
OIÍOTO, District Judge.
By tlie libels in the ahoye cases a lien is claimed on the steamships above named for oleomargarine, or butterine, supplied for those steamers in 1892. The facts as to the supplies, and their amounts, are admitted. The conditions required for obtaining a statutory lien not having been complied with, the only question is, whether a maritime lien was acquired under the circumstances of an alleged sale and delivery of the goods in New Jersey.
The libelants are copartners, doing business at Jersey City, hi. J. The steamers, at' the time the supplies were furnished, were the…
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