Legal Opinion
The Algic
District Court, S.D. Florida
Decided February 27, 1936No. Nos. 276, 277PublishedCited by 5 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
STRUM, District Judge.
By libels in admiralty the United States, in its own behalf as owner of the steamships Algic and Capillo, and on behalf of C. II. Sprague & Son, Inc., as operator of said vessels, claims damages in rem against the tugs Three Friends, Volunteer, and Eleanor, and in personam against their owner, Jacksonville Forwarding Company, for damages alleged to have been suffered by the Algic and Capillo when grounded in the port of Jacksonville, Fla., while being shifted by said tugs. Charging negligence of the tugs and those in charge of them, recovery is sought by the United…
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