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Marine Navigation Sulphur Carriers, Inc. v. Commonwealth

610 F.2d 812 · Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit · Nov 16, 1979

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Marine Navigation Sulphur Carriers, Inc. v. Commonwealth

610 F.2d 812 Marine Navigation Sulphur Carriers, Inc. v. Commonwealth No. 78-1788 United States Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit 11/16/79 [1] E.D.Va. AFFIRMED

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Status: Published
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Cluster ID: 372251

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610 F.2d 812
1980 A.M.C. 1002

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James E. Wheeler v. Marine Navigation Sulphur Carriers, Inc., William J. Edwards v. Marine Navigation Sulphur Carriers, Inc., Gale Young v. Marine Navigation Sulphur Carriers, Inc., Charles E. Satterfield v. Marine Navigation Sulphur Carriers, Inc., John C. Zbiegien v. Marine Navigation Sulphur Carriers, Inc., Peter W. Georgopoulos v. Marine Navigation Sulphur Carriers, Inc., Dennis Wilson v. Marine Navigation Sulphur Carriers, Inc., Henry J. Wells v. Marine Navigation Sulphur Carriers, Inc., Ezell Mays v. Marine Navigation Sulphur Carriers, Inc., Frank Banks v. Marine Navigation Sulphur Carriers, Inc., James Tripp, Jr. v. Marine Navigation Sulphur Carriers, Inc., Ira Carter v. Marine Navigation Sulphur Carriers, Inc., Herbert Krebs v. Marine Navigation Sulphur Carriers, Inc., James Lyle v. Marine Navigation Sulphur Carriers, Inc.
Fourth Circuit · Jun 17, 1985
Wheeler v. Marine Navigation Sulphur Carriers, Inc.
Fourth Circuit · Jun 17, 1985

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