New Haven Steam-Boat Co. v. Mayor
District Court, S.D. New York
In Admiralty. On exceptions to commissioner’s report.
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, J.
1. Survey and Superintendence. In making up the damages by collision, the cost of surveying the injured vessel, and of superintending the repairs, is allowed when the survey and superintendence are reasonably necessary to the economical prosecution of the work. To that extent such charges are incurred in the interest of all concerned. If unnecessary, the charge is not allowed. The Golden Rule, 20 Fed. Rep. 198. Prom the nature of the injuries to the Continental, it is plain that a preliminary examination and survey were necessary before commencing those repairs, and a proper charge therefor…
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