Gardner v. Columbian Insurance Co.
2 D.C. 473
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Bluebook
Gardner v. Columbian Insurance Co., 2 D.C. 473 (circtddc 1824).
Opinion
(nem. con.) was of opinion that the words of the policy did not justify an inference on the part of the defendants that the goods were to be laden on board at Rio Janeiro, and that the salt was covered by this policy, although not laden, nor bulk broken, at Rio.
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