American Maritime Cases, Volume 2American Maritime Cases, Incorporated, 1995 - Maritime law |
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Page 802
... operations , the shipowner has no general duty to supervise work or to inspect the area assigned to the stevedore , unless custom , contract , or law im- poses such a duty on the shipowner . The shipowner need not monitor the ...
... operations , the shipowner has no general duty to supervise work or to inspect the area assigned to the stevedore , unless custom , contract , or law im- poses such a duty on the shipowner . The shipowner need not monitor the ...
Page 1382
... operations . Subsection ( d ) deals with vessel stability . The more natural reading of 46 U.S.C. 4502 indicates Congressional concern for the safe operation of fishing vessels , fish processors , and fish tenders as ships at sea . If ...
... operations . Subsection ( d ) deals with vessel stability . The more natural reading of 46 U.S.C. 4502 indicates Congressional concern for the safe operation of fishing vessels , fish processors , and fish tenders as ships at sea . If ...
Page 1604
... operations and that are not known by the stevedore and would not be obvious to or anticipated by him if reasonably competent in the performance of his work ... The shipowner thus has a duty with respect to the condition of the ship's ...
... operations and that are not known by the stevedore and would not be obvious to or anticipated by him if reasonably competent in the performance of his work ... The shipowner thus has a duty with respect to the condition of the ship's ...
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