Legal Opinion
Harris Structural Steel Co. v. S. C. Loveland Co.
District Court, E.D. New York
Decided May 18, 1942No. Nos. 16284, 16430PublishedCited by 1 opinion
1Opinion of the Court
GALSTON, District Judge.
These two causes were tried together pursuant to stipulation.
On February 15, 1941, the scow Harris No. 2, with cargo and equipment, sank while being towed by a Russell tug from Reedy Point, Delaware, to New York City. A few days before, the scow had been towed from Pope’s Creek, Maryland, to Reedy Point by one of the Loveland tugs without incident.
The Harris Structural Steel Company, as owner of the scow or lighter and of the material and equipment laden thereon, bases its libel on a contract made February 3, 1941 with the respondent, S. C. Loveland Co., Inc., for the…
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