Sansom v. Ball
Supreme Court of the United States
1Opinion of the Court
4 U.S. 459 (____)
4 Dall. 459
Sansom
versus
Ball.
Supreme Court of United States.
Lewis, Rawle, and J. Sergeant, for the plaintiff.
M'Kean (Attorney-General) and Ingersoll, for the defendant.
TILGHMAN, Chief Justice. In this case two questions have been made:
1st. Had the plaintiff an insurable interest?
2d. If it was insurable, was it liable to a general average?
1st. In order to determine whether the plaintiff's interest was insurable, we must first ascertain the nature of it. It seems to be a kind of interest, not much known in Europe, though well known in this city. The plaintiff advanced a sum of…
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