Jesse Noel v. Isbrandtsen Company, Incorporated, a Corporation, and United States of America
Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
SOBELOFF, Chief Judge.
A marine surveyor who sustained injuries in a fall while engaged in an inspection of the steamship William Bevan, owned by the United States and under bare-boat charter to Isbrandtsen Company, filed a three-pronged libel in admiralty. The libellant, Jesse Noel, described his action as one in personam against the United States and Isbrandt-sen upon the familiar grounds, first, unseaworthiness of the vessel, and second, negligence of the respondents. His third cause of action was a libel in rem against the vessel upon a novel theory of the ship’s liability for personal…
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