The Hudson
District Court, S.D. New York
Motion to Bring in Another Vessel as Defendant.
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, J.
The libel in this case was filed against the steam-tug Hudson to recover damages for an injury by a collision to the *163libelant’s barge, which was in tow of the steam-tug E. A. Packer. The latter tug not having been joined in the suit, and being alleged by the claimants of the Hudson to be chargeable with fault contributing to the collision, the claimants have filed a petition praying that the E. A. Packer may be brought in as a party to the action, in order that the damages may be apportioned between the two tugs, as would have been done had the E. A. Packer been joined as a party and adjudged…
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