Wright v. Lake

Blandrobd, Justice.

Wright sued Lake, as master of a certain-vessel, before the commissioners of pilotage, and obtained a judgment upon this state of facts : Wright was a duly commissioned pilot for the port of Brunswick. He had tendered his services to Lake outside of the bar to bring his vessel into port. Lake declined the services of the pilot, and brought in his vessel himself. He paid the pilot the fees he would have been allowed if he had brought the vessel into port. Wright then tendered his services to the master to take the vessel out of port. This the master declined, and refused to…