Diesel Engine Repairs, Inc. v. Point Landing, Inc.

GULOTTA, Judge.

This is a dispute arising out of a demand for payment of the costs for the overhaul of an engine of a vessel owned by defendant.

The facts are that plaintiff performed three overhaul jobs on an engine of defendant’s vessel. In October, 1969 the engine was overhauled at a cost of $6,732.68. This job is referred to as Job No. 1. In January, 1970 a second “short overhaul”1 was performed for which Point Landing paid Diesel $5,010.28. This is referred to as Job No. 2. On February 4, 1970 an inspection was made of the engine at a cost of $59.51, subsequently paid by defendant, and on…