Crocket v. Brower

6 F. Cas. 836, 10 Hunt Mer. Mag. 378
District Court, D. New York·Decided January 15, 1843·Published

Opinion

THE COURT.

The point submitted by the parties is, whether the goods were properly stowed. It appears to the court that the goods were negligently and insufficiently stowed in the vessel, and that the libelant sustained damage in the goods by bad stowage, and is not, accordingly, entitled to recover freight. The libel must be dismissed with costs.

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