American Maritime Cases, Volumen2American Maritime Cases, Incorporated, 1927 |
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... employees the non - delegable duty of using reasonable care to provide a safe place to work ; in the exercise of such care the stevedore may rely to some extent on the duty of the shipowner to furnish initially safe appliances ...
... employees the non - delegable duty of using reasonable care to provide a safe place to work ; in the exercise of such care the stevedore may rely to some extent on the duty of the shipowner to furnish initially safe appliances ...
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... employee of an independent contractor the relationship of master and servant did not exist between him and the steamship company . However , it owed him the duty of using reason- able care to furnish him with reasonably safe appliances ...
... employee of an independent contractor the relationship of master and servant did not exist between him and the steamship company . However , it owed him the duty of using reason- able care to furnish him with reasonably safe appliances ...
Página 1230
... employee killed by injury received aboard ship while performing the work of a stevedore in unloading cargo . The same rule was applied in Chelentis vs. Luckenbach Steam- ship Co. , 247 U. S. 372 , where a fireman on board a steamship ...
... employee killed by injury received aboard ship while performing the work of a stevedore in unloading cargo . The same rule was applied in Chelentis vs. Luckenbach Steam- ship Co. , 247 U. S. 372 , where a fireman on board a steamship ...
Página 1231
... employee was reversed . In Knickerbocker Ice Co. vs. Stewart , 253 U. S. 149 , a bargeman , while doing work of a maritime nature , fell into the Hudson river and was drowned . This case presented for consideration the amend- ment of ...
... employee was reversed . In Knickerbocker Ice Co. vs. Stewart , 253 U. S. 149 , a bargeman , while doing work of a maritime nature , fell into the Hudson river and was drowned . This case presented for consideration the amend- ment of ...
Página 1232
... employee working on board a vessel in navigable waters sustains personal injuries there , and seeks damages from the em- ployer , the applicable legal principles are very different from those 1224 . which would control if he had been ...
... employee working on board a vessel in navigable waters sustains personal injuries there , and seeks damages from the em- ployer , the applicable legal principles are very different from those 1224 . which would control if he had been ...
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