Marine Insurance Co. of Alexandria v. Young
5 U.S. 332
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Marine Insurance Co. of Alexandria v. Young, 5 U.S. 332 (1803).
Opinion
reversed the judgment, and ordered it to be arrested, because the action is a special action upon the case on the policy, and the declaration shows that the policy is a specialty.
The court seemed to be of opinion that an action of covenant would lie upon it against the company in their corporate name.
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Marine Insurance Company of Alexandria v. James Young
5 U.S. 332 (Supreme Court, 1803)
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