unseaworthiness उदाहरण वाक्य
उदाहरण वाक्य
- In its 25 April 1972 ruling the court denied the exoneration of the owners and found them liable in regard to the unseaworthiness of the ship.
- See Kermarec v . Compagnie Generale Transatlantique, 358 U . S . 625, 629 ( 1959 ) ( unseaworthiness doctrine inapplicable to invitee aboard vessel ).
- By the 12th, the " Central America " was shipping water through several leaks due to the ship's lack of water-tight bulkheads and general unseaworthiness.
- State wrongful death statutes proved an adequate supplement to federal maritime law, until a series of this Court's decisions transformed the maritime doctrine of unseaworthiness into a strict liability rule.
- Not every worker injured on board a vessel is a " seaman " entitled to the protections offered by the Jones Act, doctrine of unseaworthiness, and principle of maintenance and cure.
- Petsonella Moragne, the widow of a longshore worker killed in Florida's territorial waters, brought suit under Florida's wrongful death and survival statutes, alleging both negligence and unseaworthiness.
- Thus, nothing short of a federal maritime right of action for wrongful death could have achieved uniform access by seafarers to the unseaworthiness doctrine, the Court's driving concern in Moragne.
- The district court dismissed the claim for wrongful death based on unseaworthiness, citing this Court's decision in The Tungus v . Skovgaard, 358 U . S . 588 ( 1959 ).
- Moragne was entertained by the Court of Appeals pursuant to a 28 U . S . C . s1292 ( b ) certification directed to the District Court's order dismissing the unseaworthiness claim.
- But training Moragne solely on The Tungus would have left untouched the survivors of seamen, who remain blocked by the Jones Act from pursuing state wrongful death claims whether under a theory of negligence or unseaworthiness.