Acker v. Egypt’s Empirical Analysis

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1 federal appellate · 5 district ·

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1. ““Tlie goods to be taken from along-side by the consignees, at Jersey City, Brooklyn, or New York, immediately the vessel is ready to discharge, ;or oth eirwise they will be discharged into lighters or landed by the master, and deposited at the expense of the consignee, and at his risk of fire, loss, or injuiy on the dock or wharf, or in the warehouse provided for that purpose; or'sent to the public store, as the collector for the district shall direct; and when deposited in the warehouse, no expense of storage to be charged to the government, and the keys of the warehouse to be delivered to and kept in charge of the officer of customs, under the direction of the collector; the collector of the port being hereby authorized to grant a general order for discharge immediately after entry of the ship.””

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. Post v. City of Lincoln