Valid seizure as prize
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From 13 U.S. 368 - The Grotius, Sheafe, Master · 1815Most cited · 5 citing opinions
When the facts are ascertained there can be very little doubt what constitutes in law a valid seizure as prize. It is clear that some act should be done indicative of an intention to seize and to retain as prize; and it is always sufficient if such intention is fairly to be inferred from the conduct of the captor.