Hitchen v. Wilson

12 F. Cas. 247, 1 Brunn. Coll. Cas. 253
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Maryland·Decided May 15, 1812·Published

Opinion

This was a libel [by Benjamin Hitchen and others against William Wilson & Sons] for wages. The vessel had been captured and condemned. Pending the appeal she was restored to the underwriters, to whom she had been abandoned upon a compro--mise. The defendants were willing to pay the seamen’s wages, after deducting the expense of recovering the property. But the district- court decreed full wages; and the sentence was affirmed in this court.

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Hitchen v. Wilson, 12 F. Cas. 247, 1 Brunn. Coll. Cas. 253 (circtdmd 1812).

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