Legal Opinion
The Doris Eckhoff
District Court, S.D. New York
Decided February 21, 1890PublishedCited by 5 opinions
In Admiralty. Settlement of decree.
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, J.
By the collision between the bark Doris Eckhoff and the schooner Flint, the Flint and her cargo were sunk and damaged. The damages have been ascertained as follows: Damage to the Flint, $4,665; damage to the cargo, .$8,205.26; master’s personal effects, $118.97; damages to the Eckhoff, $333.74. The Flint was in tow of the tug Stevens; the Doris Eckhoff was in tow of the tug Carter. All four vessels were found in fault. There was no damage except to the Flint and her cargo, and $333.74 damages to the Eckhoff; and the damages were ordered to be apportioned. The tugs, being in custody in the…
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