Swan v. Standard Sugar Refinery

D. Massachusetts

Swan v. Standard Sugar Refinery

22 F. 463, 1884 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 180

District Court, D. Massachusetts·Decided December 4, 1884·Published

Opinion

Nelson, J.

The Standard Sugar Refinery, as owners of the cargo of sugar on board the brig Mary Gibbs, is liable to contribute in general average for the material composing the wreck cut away for the purpose of saving the vessel and cargo; the value of the material, in adjusting the loss, to be estimated as if it had been recovered from the sea and stowed in safety on board the vessel.

Interlocutory decree for libelant.

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Nelson, J.

The Standard Sugar Refinery, as owners of the cargo of sugar on board the brig Mary Gibbs, is liable to contribute in general average for the material composing the wreck cut away for the purpose of saving the vessel and cargo; the value of the material, in adjusting the loss, to be estimated as if it had been recovered from the sea and stowed in safety on board the vessel.

Interlocutory decree for libelant.

Swan v. Standard Sugar Refinery, 22 F. 463, 1884 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 180 (D. Mass. 1884).

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