Tabor v. The Cerro Gordo
District Court, D. Connecticut
In. Admiralty. Libel by Nelson W. Tabor and others against the schooner Cerro Gordo to enforce a lien for seamen’s wages.
1Opinion of the Court
TOWNSEND, District Judge.
Libel in rent. There is no dispute as to the facts in this case. The libelants, with three other seamen, originally brought actions at law in the state court against one Henry G. Chapman, then master of the schooner Cerro Gordo, and owner of three eighths thereof, for wages as seamen on board said schooner. In said actions said schooner was attached, judgment was rendered in favor of plaintiffs, and the said interest oí said Chapman was sold, under the execution, to the present claimant. The sale was made subject to certain claims, the only one among them which is of…
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