Trinidad Shipping & Trading Co. v. Frame
District Court, S.D. New York
Tills was a libel in personam by the Trinidad Shipping & Trading Company against Frame, Alston & Co. and the Marine Insurance Company to enforce a claim for general average.
1Opinion of the Court
BROWN, District Judge.
In the afternoon of March 23, 1898, in clear, caliu weather, the Irrawaddy, an iron steamship 350 feet long, 1,697 tons net register and drawing 21-|- feet, while on a voyage from Granada to New York, with general cargo and about 20 passengers, struck on a coral reef near the southwestern part of Nevis Island, one of the Windward Isles. In about 10 days, and after removing part of the cargo, she was pumped out and hauled off, towed into St. Kitts, and repaired sufficiently to complete her voyage to New York. A general average statement was then made up, in which the…
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