Handbook of Admiralty Law
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447, 28 L. Ed. 889.
§ 158) RELATION OF VESSEL OWNERS INTER SESE. 297 precise method of use can control, they cannot control it so far as to require the vessel to be laid up. 9 Although admiralty does not have jurisdiction to decree a sale of a vessel for mere purpose of partition where the in- terests in the vessel are unequal, — for in that case the ma- jority can rule, — yet, if the interests are equal, and the equal interests disagree as to the method of employment of the vessel, then in tha...t case neither can compel the other to give way, and admiralty has jurisdiction to decree a sale of the vessel. 19 On the same principle that the majority rules, a majority may remove the master of the vessel at any time, even with- out cause, and even though he is part owner; but, if they remove him prior to the time which they had agreed to keep him, or in any way break their contract with him, of course they are liable to an action for damages. Their power of removal, however, seems clear, except when there is a writ- ten agreement to the contrary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
447, 28 L. Ed. 889.
§ 158) RELATION OF VESSEL OWNERS INTER SESE. 297 precise method of use can control, they cannot control it so far as to require the vessel to be laid up. 9 Although admiralty does not have jurisdiction to decree a sale of a vessel for mere purpose of partition where the in- terests in the vessel are unequal, — for in that case the ma- jority can rule, — yet, if the interests are equal, and the equal interests disagree as to the method of employment of the vessel, then in tha...t case neither can compel the other to give way, and admiralty has jurisdiction to decree a sale of the vessel. 19 On the same principle that the majority rules, a majority may remove the master of the vessel at any time, even with- out cause, and even though he is part owner; but, if they remove him prior to the time which they had agreed to keep him, or in any way break their contract with him, of course they are liable to an action for damages. Their power of removal, however, seems clear, except when there is a writ- ten agreement to the contrary.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert M Robert Morton Hughes to read onlineMoreLess
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