The San Guglielmo
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
Appeals from the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York. Ribel by Jacob A. Kirsch against the steamship Sa.n Guglielmo, etc., claimed by Pierce Bros., Incorporated, together with libels by Nathan Kronman & Co. and P. Pastene & Co., Incorporated, against the .same vessel. From decrees for libelants (241 Fed. 969), claimant appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
WARD, Circuit Judge.
These are suits in admiralty by consignees of various shipments of garlic, peppers, and oregano- in baskets and tomatoes in cans by the steamer San Guglielmo from Naples to New York, receipted for in the bill of lading as in apparent good order and condition, but delivered damaged. The libel alleged that the damage was due, not to perils excepted in the bill of lading, viz. heating, * * * decay, * * * sweat, * * * or any loss arising from the nature of the goods,” but to negligent stowage, and particularly to want of proper ventilation for the large quantity of the goods…
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