Pannell v. the S.S. American Flyer
District Court, S.D. New York
1Opinion of the Court
PALMIERI, District Judge.
On or about May 18, 1953 libelant delivered to the respondent and to the S. S. American Flyer at London, England, his auxiliary sailing yacht Larus and a dinghy, one bundle of masts, and one bundle of spars for delivery at New York. The yacht was shipped on deck in accordance with the terms of a bill of lading issued by respondent to libelant. Stamped across the face of the bill was the following notation:
“On Deck at Shipper’s Risk.”
The yacht rested on a cradle which was delivered to respondent by libelant. Two athwartship 4" x 4" shores were placed at each side of…
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