United Fruit Co. v. United States
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
POSTER, Circuit Judge.
The United States brought a suit at law against the United Pruit Company to recover $388.29 for loss of registered mail, shipped on the steamship Heredia, from New Orleans, and destined to Havana, the Canal Zone, and various Central and South American countries. There was a verdict for $355.79 in favor of the United States, on which judgment was entered. This was the amount the government had actually paid .the claimants. The amount of $32.50 represented the loss claimed by senders,,but not actually paid before suit. The United Pruit Company has appealed from the…
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