Luckenbach v. 500 Tons of Scrap Iron
District Court, E.D. Pennsylvania
In Admiralty. Suits by Joseph Joseph & Bros. Company against the steamship F. J. Euckenbach and by Edgar F. Euckenbach against 500 tons, more or less, of scrap iron, Joseph Joseph & Bros. Company, claimant. Decrees in favor of Joseph Joseph & Bros. Company in each case.
1Opinion of the Court
THOMPSON, District Judge.
In suit No. 51, Joseph Joseph & Bros. Company filed a libel and subsequently an amended libel against the steamship F, J. Euckenbach, claiming damages to the amount of $4,355 arising from the alleged improper loading, stowage, and discharge of a .cargo of scrap iron carried by the steamship from Galveston, Tex., to Philadelphia, Pa., under a charter party dated July 29, 1909, between the owner of the steamship and the Phoenix Iron & Steel Company and consigned to the libelant. The libel alleges that on September 27, 1909, the master of the Luckenbach at Galveston, the…
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