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Outcome n/a Employment Law 1814

The Grotius

The Grotius, Sheafe, Master. Validity of capture. Question as to the validity of capture; one man only having been put on board; the ship’s papers and the navigation of the vessel being left to the master. Further proof ordered. Appeal from

12 U.S. 456 Supreme Court of the United States Read opinion
Affirmed 1814

The Joseph

The Joseph, Sargent, Master. Prize. — Hostile trade. Case of hostile trade. Not excused by the necessity of obtaining funds to pay the expenses of the ship; nor by the opinion of an American minister, expressed to the master, that by undert

12 U.S. 451 Supreme Court of the United States Read opinion
Reversed 1814

The Hiram

The Hiram, Barker, Master. Enemy’s license. Sailing on a voyage, under the license and passport of protection of the enemy, in furtherance of his views or interests, constitutes such an act of illegality, as subjects the ship and cargo to c

12 U.S. 444 Supreme Court of the United States Read opinion
Outcome n/a Immigration Law 1814

The St. Lawrence

The St. Lawrence, Webb, Master. Trade with the enemy. — Suppression of papers. A vessel sailing to an enemy’s country, after knowledge of the war, and taken, bringing from that country a cargo, consisting chiefly of enemy goods, is liable t

12 U.S. 434 Supreme Court of the United States Read opinion
Remanded Business & Corporate Law 1814

The Thomas Gibbons

*The Thomas Gibbons, Rockwell, master. Pri/vateers. — Condemnation as prize of war. Under the 8th section of the prize act of Juue 26th, 1812, the president had full authority to issue the instruction of 28th August 1812. The commissions of

12 U.S. 421 Supreme Court of the United States Read opinion
Affirmed Business & Corporate Law 1814

The Frances

The Frances, Boyer, Master: Irvin’s claim. Capture as prize. — Discharge of lien. No lien upon enemy’s property, by way of pledge for the payment of purchase-money, or otherwise, is sufficient to defeat the rights of the captors, in a prize

12 U.S. 418 Supreme Court of the United States Read opinion
Reversed Employment Law 1814

United States v. 1960 Bags of Coffee

United States v. 1960 Bags of Coffee. Forfeiture. — Bond fide pm'chaser. The forfeiture of goods, for violation of the non-intercourse act of March 1st, 1809, takes place upon the commission of the offence, and avoids a subsequent sale to a

12 U.S. 398 Supreme Court of the United States Read opinion
Outcome n/a Estate Planning & Probate 1814

The Mary

The Mary, Stafford, Master. Wa/r.— Withdrawing funds. — Fu/rther proof. This was an appeal from the sentence of the United States Circuit Court for the district of Rhode Island. (Reported below, 8 Gallis. 620.) The following is a statement

12 U.S. 388 Supreme Court of the United States Read opinion
Affirmed Insurance Law 1814

The Euphrates

*The Euphrates. Prize court. — Further proof . Further proof, inconsistent with that already in the case, refused on the part of the claimant. This was an appeal from the sentence of the United States Circuit Court for the district of Rhode

12 U.S. 385 Supreme Court of the United States Read opinion
Affirmed Intellectual Property 1814

Alexander v. Pendleton

Alexander and others v. Pendleton. Equity jurisdiction. — Notice.—Adverse possession. If the case be clear, a court of equity will interpose to quiet the title. A purchaser with notice is protected by his vendor’s want of notice, An adverse

12 U.S. 462 Supreme Court of the United States Read opinion
Outcome n/a Tax Law 1814

The Frances

The Frances, Boyer, Master: Gillespie’s claim. Prise. — Domicil. The commercial domicil of a merchant, at the time of the capture of his goods, determines the character of those goods — hostile or neutral. This also ivas an appeal from the

12 U.S. 363 Supreme Court of the United States Read opinion
Outcome n/a 1814

The Frances

The Frances, Boyer, Master : Kennedy’s claim. Prize. — Question of fact. This was likewise a case of goods by the Frances, condemned in the Circuit Court of Rhode Island. They wore claimed by Duncan Kennedy, an American citizen, who appeale

12 U.S. 358 Supreme Court of the United States Read opinion
Outcome n/a Immigration Law 1814

The Frances

*The Frances, Boyer, Master: Dunham & Randolph’s claim. Prize goods. — Further proof. A case of further proof. Goods, shipped by a British to an American house (partly in conformity with orders, and partly without orders), who had an option

12 U.S. 354 Supreme Court of the United States Read opinion
Outcome n/a Immigration Law 1814

The Frances

*The Frances, Boyer, master: Thompson et al., claimants. Prize. — Domieil. A naturalized citizen, who, in time of peace, returns to his native country, for the purpose of trade, but with the intention of returning again to his adopted count

12 U.S. 335 Supreme Court of the United States Read opinion
Outcome n/a Employment Law 1814

The Merrimack

The Merrimack. Prize of war. Goods purchased by British merchants, before the war between the United States and Great Britain, in pursuance of orders from American citizens, shipped to the agent of the British merchants, in the United State

12 U.S. 317 Supreme Court of the United States Read opinion
Outcome n/a Tax Law 1814

The Venus

The Venus, Rae, Master. Prize of war. If a citizen of the United States establishes his domicil in a foreign country, between which and the United States hostilities afterwards break out, any property shipped by such citizen, before knowled

12 U.S. 253 Supreme Court of the United States Read opinion
Reversed Estate Planning & Probate 1814

Carter's heirs v. Cutting

Carter’s heirs v. Cutting and wife. Appellate jurisdiction. An appeal lies to this court from the sentence of the circuit court of the district of Columbia, affirming the sentence of the orphans’ court of Alexandria county, which dismissed

12 U.S. 251 Supreme Court of the United States Read opinion
Outcome n/a Intellectual Property 1814

Green v. Liter

John Green v. John Liter and others. Real actions.— Writ of right. The circuit courts of the United States have jurisdiction in writs of right, where the property demanded exceeds $500 in value and if, upon the trial, the demandant recover

12 U.S. 229 Supreme Court of the United States Read opinion
Reversed 1814

The Adventure

The Adventure. Prize of war. — Salvage. The case of a vessel and cargo, belonging to a citizen of one belligerent nation, captured on the high seas, by a cruiser of the other belligerent, given to a neutral, and by him brought into a port,

12 U.S. 221 Supreme Court of the United States Read opinion
Affirmed Business & Corporate Law 1814

The Aurora

The Aurora, Pike, master. Enemies' license. The acceptance and use of an enemy’s license, on a voyage to a neutral port, prosecuted in furtherance of the enemy’s avowed objects, is illegal, and subjects vessel and cargo to confiscation. It

12 U.S. 203 Supreme Court of the United States Read opinion
Affirmed Business & Corporate Law 1814

The Julia

*The Julia, Luce, Master. Wa/r. — Enemy's license. The sailing on a voyage under the license and passport of protection of the enemy, in furtherance of his views or interests, constitutes such an act of illegality, as subjects the ship and

12 U.S. 181 Supreme Court of the United States Read opinion
Outcome n/a Business & Corporate Law 1814

The Alexander

*The Alexander, Picket, Master. Prize of v:a,r. A vessel owned by citizens of the United States, sailed from Naples, in the year 1812, for the United States, with a cargo, and a British license to carry the same to England; on her passage,

12 U.S. 169 Supreme Court of the United States Read opinion
Outcome n/a Business & Corporate Law 1814

The Rapid

*The Rapid, Terry, Master. War. — Trading with a/n enemy. After a declaration of war, an American citizen cannot lawfully send a vessel to the enemy’s country, to bring away his property. The Rapid, 1 Gallis. 295, affirmed. This was an appe

12 U.S. 155 Supreme Court of the United States Read opinion
Affirmed 1814

The Sally

*The Sally, Porter, Master. Prize. Property engaged in an illicit intercourse with the enemy, to be condemned to the captors, not to the United States.’ A municipal forfeiture, under the laws of the United States, is absorbed in the more ge

12 U.S. 382 Supreme Court of the United States Read opinion

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