Middlebrook v. United States
United States Court of Claims
1Opinion of the Court · GreenGreen, Judge
Both the plaintiff and the intervenor seek to recover the value of the S. S. Fenimore which, while in the Government service under a charter contract and engaged in transporting-supplies to its Battle Fleet, was totally destroyed by fire and explosion.
The findings of fact show that the Hu*dson Navigation Company, being in possession of the S. S. Fenimore, chartered the vessel to the defendant. 'Subsequently receivers were appointed for said company by a court order. In succession, these receivers died and a new receiver was appointed 'who, since the commencement of this action by one of the…
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