Ducos v. United States
Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
ANDEBSON, Circuit Judge.
The court below entered decrees forfeiting the schooner Cherie and her cargo of liquors. The claimant appealed, and assigned thirty-one errors, cut down in argument to four points, only one of which calls for serious consideration. The facts, stated substantially as found by the court below, are as follows:
The two-masted schooner Cherie, 95 tons burden, of French registry, and flying that flag, having cleared from Halifax to Nassau with a large cargo of liquors, arrived off the coast of Maine on June 19,1925, and anchored seven or eight miles southwesterly of Swan’s…
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