Dexter v. Munroe
District Court, D. Massachusetts
1Opinion of the Court
SPRAGUE, District Judge.
The libellant was master of the ship Union, and brings this suit to recover his share, one-twelfth, of the proceeds of a whaling voyage, which began in May, 1860, and ended in September, 1861. Prior to and during the voyage, the libellant was the owner of one-sixteenth of that vessel, and the respondents own, or by agreement are to be deemed, for the purpose of this suit, the owners of fifteen-sixteenths. At the termination of the voyage, all the catchings— that is, the oil and bone—were delivered to the respondents, who by their agent have disposed of the same, and…
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