Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit June 18, 1913, No. 230 (United States v. Atlantic Fruit Co.)
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United States · · · 18-06-1913
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NOYES, Circuit judge
(after stating the facts as above). The real question in this case is whether a civil action can be maintained for the recovery of the fines prescribed by this statute. It is not material whether a criminal prosecution could also be instituted. A civil remedy may exist without being exclusive.
There are two lines of authorities leading up to this question.
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