Legal Opinion
Compania Maritima del Nervion v. Amerop Commodities Corp.
District Court, E.D. Louisiana
Decided December 16, 1964No. 4513PublishedCited by 4 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
FRANK B. ELLIS, District Judge.
Compañía Marítima del Nervion, hereinafter referred to as Nervion Lines, has instituted this libel in order to recover for the delay and additional expenses incurred by their vessel, the S/S MAR TIRRENO, due to the discovery of red ants in a cargo of soymeal.
In the early afternoon of June 7, 1960, a cargo of soymeal destined for transAtlantic shipment was in the course of being loaded at the Port of New Orleans from the Barge UBL-117 into libellant’s vessel, the S/S MAR TIRRENO. After more than half of the cargo had been discharged from the barge, the loading…
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