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Williamson v. the Tug Carolina
District Court, E.D. North Carolina
Decided January 20, 1958No. 399PublishedCited by 8 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
GILLIAM, District Judge.
In this case the libelant seeks to recover for damages resulting from the displacement swells caused by the respondents. These facts are found:
The Clara Rose was a shrimp boat. Her length was 4iy2 feet, her beam 12% feet, her draft 3 feet 8 inches, her mast approximately 16 feet long.
Gause’s landing is located on the Inland Waterway a few miles to the southwest of Southport, North Carolina, at a point where Gause’s Creek empties into the Inland Waterway and the sound. At that point the Inland Waterway runs approximately east and west. Gause’s Creek empties into the…
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