Hilton v. Aegean Steamship Co.
District Court, D. Oregon
1Opinion of the Court
SOLOMON, Chief Judge.
Orval E. Hilton filed this libel for damages for personal injuries he suffered as a result of the unseaworthiness of the vessel SS DEMOSTHENES. The vessel was -in the repair yard of Northwest Marine Iron Works from May 12 through May-28, 1962, and in drydock for two days during this period. During the time she was being repaired at a cost of $65,-702.36, the full crew of the vessel remained aboard.
While the DEMOSTHENES was in drydock, the libelant, a boilermaker em ployed by Northwest Marine, was engaged in welding new steel inserts on a bulkhead between the No. 4 and the…
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