Nagle v. Hansen

JAMES, District Judge.

Hansen shipped as a seaman from New York on a voyage to. Buenos Aires and return. The ship, however, took on a new cargo at Buenos Aires for Holland, and when that cargo was discharged, instead of returning to New York, it went to what is said to be its home port of Christiana, Norway. The vessel stayed in Norway, but, as Hansen was entitled under the shipping articles to a return passage to New York, the company paid his fare and he arrived at the port of New York on July 5, 1921, on the ship Frederik VIII. Upon his arrival at New .York, he was allowed to enter as being…