Chicago & Western Indiana Railroad v. Motorship Buko Maru
District Court, N.D. Illinois
1Opinion of the Court
DECISION
MeMILLEN, District Judge.
These cases arise out of a collision of the M. S. Buko Maru with a single leaf bascule bridge of the Chicago and Western Indiana Railroad. When the collision occurred, the Buko Maru was being assisted up the Calumet River from Lake Michigan to Lake Calumet by two tugs of the Great Lakes Towing Company. The towing company filed a libel (70 C 2259) against the owners of the bridge and of the ship, seeking to be exonerated from any liability on the ground that its two vessels were properly operated (46 U.S.C. § 193 et seq.). We find this complaint should be…
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