COMMONWEALTH STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED, CLAIMANT OF S. S. "TURRET CROWN," ETC.

v.

PATENT VULCANITE ROOFING COMPANY, INC.; COMMONWEALTH STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED, CLAIMANT OF S. S. "TURRET CROWN," ETC. V. CARLO REPETTO; COMMONWEALTH STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED, CLAIMANT OF S. S. "TURRET CROWN," ETC. V. SACCO & PALMIERO; AND COMMONWEALTH STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED, CLAIMANT OF S. S. "TURRET CROWN," ETC. V. J. ARON & COMPANY, INC.

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• Wash. Times Co. v. Bonner (D.D.C. 1936)
  …yet the rule complained of is the law in many of the states of the Union and in England.” [59 F. 530, at pages 540, 541] See, also, representative of the Federal rule, Nevada State Journal.Pub. Co. v. Henderson (C.C.A.) 294 F. 60, certiorari denied 264 U.S. 591, 44 S.Ct. 404, 68 L.Ed. 865. In Russel v. Washington Post Co., 31 App.D.C. 277, 14 Ann.Cas. 820, and in Ashford v. Evening Star Newspaper Co., 41 App.D.C. 395, we quoted with approval from cases representing the majority rule, and in A. S. Abell Co…
• Newhall v. United States (N.D. Cal. 1925)
  …ission appears to have been well advised, for the law is now settled that a carrier cannot have the benefit of any loan made by an insurance company to a cargo owner. The Turret Crown (C. C. A. 2) 297 F. 766, 779,1924 A. M. C. 253, certiorari denied 264 U. S. 591, 44 S. Ct. 403, 68 L. Ed. 865. The fact that the recovery now had will inure to the benefit of an insurance company 'is immaterial, for this suit is, in point of law, that of the shippers, and it is solely with their rights that we are concerned. F…
• THE Turret Crown (four cases) (S.D.N.Y. 1926)
  …vey; in short, that the ship Turret Crown was unseaworthy, in consequence of which there was damage to libelants’ merchandise. The Turret Crown (C. C. A.) 297 F. 766. A petition for a writ of certiorari was denied by the United States Supreme Court (264 U. S. 591, 44 S. Ct. 403, 68 L. Ed. 865). At the hearing on the interlocutory decrees before the commissioner to compute the damages, claimant contended, and adduced testimony, that a portion of the damage to the merchandise occurred on Pier 2, Jersey City,…