Seaboard Terminals Corp. v. Petterson

(after stating the facts as above).

The disposition of these appeals narrows down to what should be put upon implied warranties. There was no misrepresentation or fraudulent concealment of any known material fact. Ordinarily, a boat chartered for a specified use is implied*90ly warranted, the charter being silent as to that, to be suitable for the known purpose for which it is to be used. It must be that to be seaworthy for the service intended. The Addison E. Bullard (C. C.A.) 287 F. 674, 677. But, where the charterer takes a dirty boat and agrees to clean it, the implied warranty of…