Alamo Chemical Transportation Co. v. M/V Overseas Valdes
District Court, E.D. Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
JACK M. GORDON, District Judge:
On March 17, 1972, a collision occurred between the M/V OVERSEAS VALDES and the Tug HARD WORK and its tow, the Barge SUN-CHEM 900. The Alamo Chemical Transportation Company, (hereinafter referred to as Alamo), who was the owner of the Tug HARD WORK, commenced this action, in rem, against the M/V OVERSEAS VALDES and in personam against the Maritime Overseas Co., (hereinafter referred to as Maritime).
Maritime (the operator of the M/V OVERSEAS VALDES) answered Alamo’s complaint and counterclaimed against Alamo, in personam, and the Tug HARD WORK, in rem. In its…
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