The Egeria
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
Appeal from the District Court of the United States for the District of Oregon. Libel by E. H. Ransom, as trustee in mortgage on steamship Egeria, her masts, bowsprit, 'boats, anchors, rigging, tackle, apparel, and furniture, to foreclose the mortgage, in which suit the Bankers’ Discount Corporation and others intervene. From the decree, the named inter-vener and another appeal.
1Opinion of the Court
GILBERT, Circuit Judge.
The steamship Egeria was owned by a syndicate, the ownership being’ divided into 1,000 shares of $3,500 each. The appellant the Coast Shipbuilding Company owned 390 shares, and it was the managing owner. It had fitted the-vessel for service and it had expended more than the syndicate contemplated. It .was indebted to the appellant Bankers’ Discount Corporation. The vessel thereafter lost money on a voyage to Australia. It became necessary to obtain $35,000 to pay the additional indebtedness and make certain alterations in the ship. Donald W. Green was a director,…
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