| Appeals to the Privy Council |
| Report No. 08_1717_01 |
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New York |
| Case Name Short |
Summers, appeal of |
Not a ‘true’ appeal. |
| Case Name Long |
Thomas Summers et al, appeal of |
Acts of the Privy Council, Colonial Series |
| APC Citation | v.2 [1269] p.720–721 – 15 July 1717 – entry 1 |
| PC Register Citation | George I v.2 (2 March 1717 – 25 August 1720) p.19: PC 2/86/19 |
Colonial Courts |
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Unnamed |
Participants |
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Summers, Thomas, merchant, of Liverpoole (owner of the Good Intent) |
Vessels |
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Good Intent (ship) |
Description |
Seizure and condemnation for alleged illegal trade |
Disposition |
Not stated in Acts of the Privy Council, Colonial Series |
Notes |
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Summers is indexed in the APC as an appeal. No particular court is specified. Smith lists no appeals to the Privy Council from the Vice Admiralty Court in New York. Hough, New York Vice-Admiralty 1715–1788, p.4–5, does reference an action involving the Good Intent in this time period. Whatever the court, Vice Admiralty or otherwise, whether Summers’s petition was in fact an ‘appeal’ in the technical sense of the term is unclear. |
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DOCUMENTATION |
Printed Cases |
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Privy Council Documents in PC 1 at The National Archives at Kew |
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