Lawyers' Reports Annotated Bk. 65
Lawyers' Reports Annotated Bk. 65
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57 L. J. Prob.
N. S. 33, 50 L. T. N. S. 267, 86 Week. Rep.
812, 6 Asp. Mar. L. Cas. 300. In rejecting this contention, Hannen, P., said : "It appears to me that the authorities clearly establish that the tow has, under the ordinary contract of towage, control over the tug. The tug and tow are engaged in a common undertaking, of which the general management and command belongs to the tow, and in order that she should efficiently execute this command it is necessary that she should have a good lo...okout, and should not merely allow herself to be drawn, or the tug to go, in a course which will cause damage to another vessel. As Dr. Lushington has pointed out, it is essential to the safety of ves- sels being towed that there should not be a divided command, and convenience has estab- lished that the undivided authority shall belong to the tow. The pilot, if there be one, takes his station on his tow, and the officers of the tow are usually, as In the present case, of a higher class and better able to direct the navigation than those of the tug.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
57 L. J. Prob.
N. S. 33, 50 L. T. N. S. 267, 86 Week. Rep.
812, 6 Asp. Mar. L. Cas. 300. In rejecting this contention, Hannen, P., said : "It appears to me that the authorities clearly establish that the tow has, under the ordinary contract of towage, control over the tug. The tug and tow are engaged in a common undertaking, of which the general management and command belongs to the tow, and in order that she should efficiently execute this command it is necessary that she should have a good lo...okout, and should not merely allow herself to be drawn, or the tug to go, in a course which will cause damage to another vessel. As Dr. Lushington has pointed out, it is essential to the safety of ves- sels being towed that there should not be a divided command, and convenience has estab- lished that the undivided authority shall belong to the tow. The pilot, if there be one, takes his station on his tow, and the officers of the tow are usually, as In the present case, of a higher class and better able to direct the navigation than those of the tug.
What to read after Lawyers' Reports Annotated Bk. 65?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lawyers Co-Operative Publishing Company to read onlineMoreLess
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