Ohl v. Eagle Ins.
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Massachusetts
This cause was tried at the last term, and the facts, as they appeared at the trial, are reported in the former report [Case No. 10,-472], A motion was afterwards made [by John F. Ohl] for a new trial, and was argued at the present term.
1Opinion of the Court
STORY, Circuit Justice.
The points now made, on the motion for a new trial, do not substantially differ from those made at the former trial, although the form, in which they are presented, gives them a broader aspect than the ruling of the court would warrant. I do not go over the facts, because they are to be found in the report of the trial; and nothing material now turns upon them. The ship sailed on the voyage insured. with every document on board, proving a joint title in Ohl (the plaintiff i and *631Remington, the master. The hill of sale was in their joint names; the ship’s register, and…
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