Roy B. Lloyd, Gladys Lloyd and A. J. Henderson v. Michael Doud Gill
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Per curiam
Roy B. Lloyd, Gladys Lloyd and A. J. Henderson, respondents-appellants, and the M/V BLACK SEA, were sued in admiralty by Michael Doud Gill, libelantappellee, for damages for the loss of the houseboat NIK MIK II, because of negligence occurring while the houseboat was being towed behind the M/V BLACK SEA from Nassau, Bahamas, to Freeport, Grand Bahama Island. On conflicting evidence, the District Court, sitting without a jury, concluded that the M/V BLACK SEA had performed the towage at an excessive speed, negligent under the circumstances, which proximately caused the casualty, and awarded…
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- Cora Lee Traylor v. Raymond PickeringCourt of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit · 1963
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