The S. W. Somers
District Court, D. Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
COLEMAN, District Judge.
The question presented by these two cases, which were consolidated and heard together, is whether the vendee, in possession of a vessel under a valid conditional sales agreement, with reservation of title in the vendor, can create liens thereon for wages, supplies, and repairs, when a clause in the agreement stipulates that the vendee has no authority so to do. Each vessel was sold under a similar agreement, which was duly recorded. Clause 4c thereof is the pertinent one, and is as follows: “The buyer shall not suffer nor permit to be continued any lien or charge…
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