De Longuemere v. Phœnix Insurance
10 Johns. 127
Opinion
This policy was on the freight of the Ethda, [128]*128on the voyage mentioned in the former case. The ship had only a part of her cargo on board, when the loss happened; but as the freight was valued at the sum insured, "carried or not carried," there cannot be a question, but that the plaintiff is entitled to re~ cover as for a total loss, notwithstanding a full cargo was not on board.
Motion denied.
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De Longuemere v. Phœnix Insurance, 10 Johns. 127 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1813).
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