Zulia
District Court, E.D. New York
In Admiralty. Suits by the Transatlantische Güterversicherungs Gesellschaft, in Berlin, by Laura Moore (two cases), and by Edward A. Meyer and others against the steamship Zulia (the Atlantic & Caribbean Steam Navigation Company, claimant), with the E. & J. Auditore Company, Incorporated, and the Caribbean Petroleum Company, impleaded. Decree for libelants against the claimant alone.
1Opinion of the Court
VEEDER, District Judge.
These libels are brought to recover damage to cargo by sea water in the sinking of the steamship Zulia, on December 8, 1913, at Pier 11, Pierrepont street, Brooklyn, N. Y., while she was being loaded with cargo by the F. & J. Auditore Company, Incorporated, a contracting stevedore, impleaded by petition. The stevedore was engaged at the time in taking on board a case or box 35 feet long containing an iron shaft weighing 3,500 pounds, which was part of an equipment of an oil well shipped by the Caribbean Petroleum Company, one of the respondents impleaded by petition.…
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