Smith v. Havemeyer
District Court, S.D. New York
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, J.
While the bark Formosa was lying along-side the dock that for many years had been occupied by the defendants for discharging cargo, she got upon a projection from the pier below the water-line, and received some injury’. Subsequently examination by a diver showed that the side of the pier where the Forunsa lay, instead of being perpendicular below the water, projected considerably into the slip, the successive layers of crib work forming a kind of stairs. A spike projected from one of the beams about six feet above the bottom, and tore off some of the copper of the vessel.
There is no direct…
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