Benjamin Haney v. Baltimore Steam Packet Company


Benjamin Haney v. Baltimore Steam Packet Company
by Robert Cooper Grier
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710527Benjamin Haney v. Baltimore Steam Packet Company — SyllabusRobert Cooper Grier
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Dissenting Opinion
Taney

United States Supreme Court

64 U.S. 287

Benjamin Haney  v.  Baltimore Steam Packet Company

THIS was an appeal from the Circuit Court of the United States for the district of Maryland, sitting in admiralty.

It was a case of collision occurring in the Chesapeake bay, between the steamer Louisiana and the schooner William K. Perrin, by which the schooner was sunk.

The libel was in rem, filed by the appellants against the steamer, and George W. Russell, master thereof. The Baltimore Steam Packet Company intervened and answered as the owner of the steamer.

The evidence in the case is so fully commented upon in the opinion of the court and in the dissenting opinion of Mr. Chief Justice TANEY, that any repetition of it is unnecessary.

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