The Markee

U.S. Circuit Court

The Markee

14 F. 112, 1882 U.S. App. LEXIS 2721

United States Circuit Court·Decided October 27, 1882·Published

Opinion

McKennan, C. J.

At the argument of this appeal I entertained some doubt as to the libelant’s right to recover. Subsequent reflection has removed that doubt, and it is, therefore, now adjudged and decreed that the libelant recover from the respondent and his stipu-lator $910.50, with interest from August 31, 1577, and costs, except the costs of depositions taken by libelant since the appeal.

See Kenah v. The Tug John Markee, Jr., 3 Fed. Rep. 45.

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McKennan, C. J.

At the argument of this appeal I entertained some doubt as to the libelant’s right to recover. Subsequent reflection has removed that doubt, and it is, therefore, now adjudged and decreed that the libelant recover from the respondent and his stipu-lator $910.50, with interest from August 31, 1577, and costs, except the costs of depositions taken by libelant since the appeal.

See Kenah v. The Tug John Markee, Jr., 3 Fed. Rep. 45.

The Markee, 14 F. 112, 1882 U.S. App. LEXIS 2721 (uscirct 1882).

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