Legal Opinion
Todd Shipyards Corp. v. United States
District Court, E.D. New York
Decided June 18, 1945No. 17206PublishedCited by 3 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
GALSTON, District Judge.
The scow, S. & P. No. 15, on April 25, 1944, was moored alongside, outboard, of the scow Brooklyn. The latter scow was moored alongside the bulkhead in the slip between the 33rd Street and 35th Street piers, Brooklyn, New York. The Navy tug Y. T. 464 reached the slip at about 12:50 P. M., that afternoon, and while maneuvering in the effort to assist the Warship P. F. 22 to enable the latter to undock and move out into the stream, brushed against the scow S. & P. No. 15, and the starboard quarter of the Navy tug came in contact with the outboard side of the scow at a…
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