Hayes v. The J. L. Wickwire
11 F. Cas. 909, 27 Leg. Int. 67
Opinion
held that the consul was right; and that the course of' the master having been arbitrary and despotic in the detention of the seaman’s clothing, &c., libellant was entitled to wages up to the time of decree'; expense of boarding for twenty days, with damages for detention of his clothing, and for the clothing if not returned. Decree accordingly.
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Hayes v. The J. L. Wickwire, 11 F. Cas. 909, 27 Leg. Int. 67 (E.D. Pa. 1870).
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