Legal Opinion
Jose Guangco v. Edward Shipping & Mercantile, S.A., Cross-Complainant and v. Cabras Marine Corporation, Cross-Defendant And
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
Decided May 4, 1983No. 81-4659PublishedCited by 1 opinion
1Per curiam
Jose Guangco (“Guangco”), a crew member on the M/V Pacific Queen, was injured on board the Pacific Queen while it was being docked in Apra Harbor in Guam. Edward Shipping & Mercantile, S.A. (“Edward”) owns the Pacific Queen. At the time of the accident, a pilot employed by Cabras Marine Corporation (“Cabras”) was piloting the vessel. Guangco sued Edward and Cabras for personal injuries.
Edward cross-claimed against Cabras, alleging that the pilot’s negligence caused any injuries suffered by Guangco. Cabras replied that it was not liable, because its pilotage agreement with Edward contained a…
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