Reports of Cases Argued and Adjudged in the Supreme Court of the United States in August and December Terms 1801 and February Term 1803 - [February Term 1815], Volume 9Published for... Rapine, Conrad and Company, 1817 |
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... enemy's country , it No further proof having been produced , the case was submitted to the Court without argument . must be done within a rea- sonable time . Eleven months after the declaration of war is too late . February 25th ...
... enemy's country , it No further proof having been produced , the case was submitted to the Court without argument . must be done within a rea- sonable time . Eleven months after the declaration of war is too late . February 25th ...
Page 126
... enemy's property , for Mary , as prize to the privateer Paul Jones . want of a claim , cannot prejudice the This cause was argued at last term by STOCKTON and claim for her PINKNEY for the Claimants , and J. WOODWARD for the cargo ; but ...
... enemy's property , for Mary , as prize to the privateer Paul Jones . want of a claim , cannot prejudice the This cause was argued at last term by STOCKTON and claim for her PINKNEY for the Claimants , and J. WOODWARD for the cargo ; but ...
Page 130
... of the United States ? She has been condemned as enemy's property . From that sentence there has been no appeal . It is conclusive . But although that objection seems conclusive , yet THE there 130 SUPREME COURT U. S..
... of the United States ? She has been condemned as enemy's property . From that sentence there has been no appeal . It is conclusive . But although that objection seems conclusive , yet THE there 130 SUPREME COURT U. S..
Page 138
... enemy's country , and was after the knowledge of the war . In that case there might be treasonable intercourse , but here there could be none . 11. The Fortuna , was the case of a voyage to the enemy's country , which might have been ...
... enemy's country , and was after the knowledge of the war . In that case there might be treasonable intercourse , but here there could be none . 11. The Fortuna , was the case of a voyage to the enemy's country , which might have been ...
Page 191
... enemy is libelled as British property . HARPER , for the Appellant , made two questions , 1. Is this case within the rule of the British prize Courts , that the produce of a plantation in an enemy's country shall be considered , while ...
... enemy is libelled as British property . HARPER , for the Appellant , made two questions , 1. Is this case within the rule of the British prize Courts , that the produce of a plantation in an enemy's country shall be considered , while ...
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