Hurley v. The Lizzie Frank
District Court, S.D. Alabama
In Admiralty. Libel for personal injury to seaman on tow-boat in Mississippi Sound.
1Opinion of the CourtToulmin, J.
The libel in this case is filed by a seaman to recover damages for personal injury while in the performance of his duty on board of the tug-boat Lizzie Frank. The libel avers that the cause of the accident from which the injury resulted was the Imperfect, insecure, and negligent manner in which a certain appliance or part of said boat, used in towing and designated as the “chock,” was fastened; that such insecure fastening was a defect in the structure and equipment of said tug; and that it broke from its insecure fastening, and struck the libel-ant, doing him serious bodily injury. It is…
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