The Archive · 1901

American Trading Company V. Pacific

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This was a suit by the American Trading Company to recover demurrage paid under protest on 2 cargo of timber shipped by the Mr. Nelson, at this stave, conrendert that he had made out a ease for the return of this demi e, or at any rate for of if, and he must refer t portion of the evidence in which certain allegations were made as to the contract, as to what the tights of the defendant were in the case, as to suggestions of negligence in unloading, and ques to the control "f the plaintifis over the hip, and he submitted t" the Court that iavins made out " primi facie ease it was sow for the other side to show why they should claim this demurrage.

Mr. McNeill said that he thought the time had come for him to review his application with regard to taking evidence

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