· 10/15/1810
Inhabitants of Groton v. Inhabitants of Shirley
Citations
- 7 Mass. 156
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- rejecting fisherman’s right to recover fish (or the monetary equivalent of fish) seized pursuant to arrest because fisherman have no property right in the fish
- rejecting fisherman’s right to recover fish (or the monetary equivalent of fish) seized pursuant to arrest because fisherman have no property right in the fish
- rejecting fisherman’s right to recover fish, or the monetary equivalent of the fish, seized pursuant to arrest because fisherman had no property right in the seized fish pursuant to La. Stat. Ann. § 56:3
- rejecting fisherman’s right to recover fish, or the monetary equivalent of the fish, seized pursuant to arrest because fisherman had no property right in the seized fish pursuant to La. Stat. Ann. § 56:3
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Judges: Parsons
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