maritime trespass
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From 23 U.S. 473 - Manro v. Joseph Almeida · 1825Most cited · 114 citing opinions
for a maritime trespass, even though it savours of piracy, the person injured may have his action in personam, and compel appearance by the process of attachment on the goods of the trespasser, according to the forms of the civil law, as ingrafted upon the admiralty practice.