Hooper v. The Mary N. Hogan
District Court, E.D. New York
In Admiralty.
1Opinion of the CourtBenedict, J.
The decision of this case turns upon the question of fact whether the libelant’s vessel, while being towed by the tug-boat Mary N. Hogan, was towed upon a rock located in the middle ground between liandall’s island and Lawrence point, or on a rock in the channel between Lawrence point and the middle ground, in which channel, as all agree, there has been found since this accident a dangerous rock hitherto unknown. If the tug-boat took the libelant’s boat from the east to the west channel, so close to the buoy that the libelant’s boat struck a rock on the middle ground, the liability of the tug…
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