United States v. Cargo of Sugar
District Court, D. California
[Suit by the United States against a cargo of sugar. For prior proceedings, relating to the appraisal of the goods for release to the claimant upon bond for value, see Case No. 14,721.]
1Opinion of the CourtHoffman, District Judge
(charging jury). The counsel for the claimants has presented, to me instructions, thirty-six in number, with the request that I would give them to you as the law of this case. I have not, according to the state practice, marked upon the-margin of each, “Granted” or “Refused." but they may be all treated as refused, except so far as they are contained in what I am about to say.
I approach, gentlemen, the discharge of my duty in this case with a sense of responsibility, not only because of the importance of the proceeding, but because, in the view I take of it, its determination must depend upon…
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