International Nav. Co. v. Atlantic Mut. Ins.
District Court, S.D. New York
In Admiralty. Marine insurance. Stranding. Valued policies.
1Opinion of the Court
BKOWX, District Judge.
The above libels were filed to recover upon divers insurance policies for the damage and expenses to the steamship St. Paul, caused by her stranding on the Jersey coast near Long Branch in dense fog during the night of January 24, 1896. There were numerous policies, all valued, some English and some American, mostly in similar form, and insuring the steamship in various sums, amounting in all to the valued sum of £275,000, i. e. about $1,350,000; viz. $755,625 on hull, §487,500 on machinery, and §97,500 on cabin furniture, etc. The steamer’s actual value before…
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