Singer v. Dorr
District Court, E.D. Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
HEEBE, District Judge:
This matter raises interesting and novel questions concerning the existence, nature, and extent of the implied warranty of workmanlike service which may be owed by a tug owner to a barge owner. The proceedings out of which those issues now arise were, insofar as is relevant to an understanding and determination of those issues, as follows:
Lester Singer was employed by Dorr Towing, Inc., as a deckhand on Dorr’s tug, the “Big Louie II.” Port City Barge Lines, Inc., was the owner of the barge PCBL-104, which was leased to Federal Barge Lines. Dorr contracted with Federal to…
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