Foreign prize sentence
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From 8 U.S. 434 - Croudson v. Leonard · 1808Most cited · 15 citing opinions
Upon the whole, I am clearly of opinion, that the sentence of the court of admiralty at Barbadoes, condemning the brig Fame and her cargo as prize, on account of an attempt to break the blockade of Martinique, is conclusive evidence in this case against the insured, to falsify his warranty of neutrality.