New York Supreme Court, 1806

Maxwell v. Robinson & Hartshorne

Maxwell v. Robinson & Hartshorne
New York Supreme Court · Decided May 15, 1806
1 Johns. 333

Counsel

D. B. Ogden, for defendants,, Ilarison, for the plaintiff.

Maxwell v. Robinson & Hartshorne

Opinion of the Court

Per Curiam.

By the words in the policy, to Barbadocs and a market, a vessel may bona Jide go from island to island, until her whole cargo is disposed of; but we do not mean to say, that the same construction is to be given to a policy, in any other trade than that to the West-Indies, Our opinion is, that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment-

judgment for the plaintiff.

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