Price v. Long Dock Co.
District Court, E.D. New York
1Opinion of the Court
MOSCOWITZ, District Judge.
These two actions w.ere tried together. Both actions were brought to recover for injuries sustained by the libelant on the barge “Annie Bulger”. This barge was owned by the respondent, Michael J. Derby. It was under a demise charter to the. respondent, Long Dock Co., Inc. The agreement bétween Derby and the Long Dock Co., Inc., provided for the charter of the barge at $12,00 per day which included the barge captain’s services; the captain’s services being paid by Derby.
At the trial it was decided that the injuries sustained by the libelant were caused by the…
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