AUGUSTUS N. HAND, Circuit Judge (after stating the facts as above).
As between Nozaki and the libelant the contract was never in fact performed, because the goods were not shipped in June, July, or August, as the agreement required. The libelant could have rejected them, even if they had finally gone forward and reached New York, for time was of the essence, and the breach was in limine. Jones v. United States,
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