Hendrickson v. The Gesner

S.D. New York

Hendrickson v. The Gesner

11 F. Cas. 1086, 1856 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 80

District Court, S.D. New York·Decided December 4, 1856·Published

Opinion

HELD BY THE COURT

(INGERSOLL, District Judge):

That the sloop was domestic to the state of New-Jersey, where the sails were furnished, and there was therefore no lien created in favor of the libelant by the maritime law, whatever claim the libel-ant might have against the owner of the [1087]*1087sloop, and as it has not been made to appear that any lien was created by the local law •of New-Jersey, libel dismissed with costs.

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HELD BY THE COURT

(INGERSOLL, District Judge):

That the sloop was domestic to the state of New-Jersey, where the sails were furnished, and there was therefore no lien created in favor of the libelant by the maritime law, whatever claim the libel-ant might have against the owner of the [1087]*1087sloop, and as it has not been made to appear that any lien was created by the local law •of New-Jersey, libel dismissed with costs.

Hendrickson v. The Gesner, 11 F. Cas. 1086, 1856 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 80 (S.D.N.Y. 1856).

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