Electro-Dynamic Co. v. The Electron
District Court, S.D. New York
In Admiralty. The Electro-Dynamic; Company of Philadelphia libeled the yacht Electron to recover for machinery furnished. James Bigler filed a cross-libel, and moved for stay until security is filed.
1Opinion of the CourtBRown, J.
In the first above libel the claim is for $2,106.08, with interest, the; balance of a bill alleged to be due “in and about the refitting and repairing” of the yacht Electron, belonging in Philadelphia, by furnishing her with a quantity of electrical machinery for the purpose of propelling her by electricity. The yacht was arrested and released on security given, and has answered, alleging misrepresentations and various breaches in the performance of the contract under which the repairs were furnished, and an offer to return the articles. The cross-libel alleges substantially the same…
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