Limitation of Liability: Collision at Sea at Night in Clear Weather; Both Vessels Held to Blame; One Vessel Owner Denied the Right to Limit Its Liability on the Ground That It Failed to Sustain Its Burden of Proving the Competency of the Vessel's Mate on Watch; the Other Vessel Owner Granted the Right to Limit Because It Had Sustained Its Burden

Authors

Kenneth H. Volk

Recommended Citation

Volk, Kenneth H. (1986) "Limitation of Liability: Collision at Sea at Night in Clear Weather; Both Vessels Held to Blame; One Vessel Owner Denied the Right to Limit Its Liability on the Ground That It Failed to Sustain Its Burden of Proving the Competency of the Vessel's Mate on Watch; the Other Vessel Owner Granted the Right to Limit Because It Had Sustained Its Burden," Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce: Vol. 17: Iss. 4, Article 9.
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