Loring v. Illsley
California Supreme Court
This was an appeal from a judgment rendered by the court of First Instance for the district of San Francisco. The facts sufficiently appear in the opinion of the court. The cause was argued by
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court,
Bennett, J.
On the 17th day of December last, Richard S. Slaughter, Francis II. Reynolds, and Nathaniel Dean filed their several bills of complaint before the judge of First Instance of the district of San Francisco to recover damages for certain grievances claimed to have been committed against them respectively, while passengers on board of the bark Ella Frances, on her passage from Panama to San Francisco. After setting forth the canse of action, each of the complaints alleged that Frederick Illsley was part owner and master of the bark, and prayed that he and the other owners,…
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