Woolf v. Reed

On a prior motion for dismissal of the complaint for legal insufficiency, the court stated: “ Pour causes are stated with respect to an injury sustained in the course of a world cruise * * *. Defendants object that plaintiff has

failed to allege the longitude and latitude of the ship at the time of the accident and injury and at the places where duty was breached and the law or laws of such places giving rise to a claim of right to recover the damage sought. Plaintiff is entitled to rely upon the duty undertaken and upon the proposition that the laws of civilized countries afford remedy and…