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THE "MARINEGRA".
Collision - River - Starboard - hand rule - Steerage-way - Vessel not answering helm - Approaching vessel aware that other vessel was having difficulty in rounding bend in river - Altering of course and increasing of speed - Alleged negligent loss of steerage-way -Assessors - Observations on functions of Assessors.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 1
DAVIES v. MANCHESTER SHIP CANAL COMPANY.
Master and servant-Unnecessary risk-Unloading reels of newsprint from hold of vessel-Use of "slipper"-Injury to dock worker-Liability of employers.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 11
WINGFIELD v. ELLERMAN'S WILSON LINE, LTD.
Negligence-Safe premises-Means of access- Insecure ladder from quay to lighter-Dock worker's fall-Obvious danger-Liability of employers-Duty on employers to inspect means of access-Contributory negligence of dock worker.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 16
THE "HELENE B. SCHUPP."
Collision - River - Vessel navigating in centre of channel putting approaching vessel in difficulty - Whether departure from narrow-channel rule justified.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 23
LAING v. ROYAL MAIL LINES, LTD.
Master and servant-Unnecessary risk-Safe plant and appliances-Injury to painter using stool -Whether step-ladder should have been provided-Liability of employers.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 33
NEWBERRY v. JOSEPH WESTWOOD & CO., LTD.
Master and servant-Unnecessary risk-Safe means of access-Injury to labourer pushing laden rail truck into wharf shed-Alleged defective surface of floor-Factories Act, 1937, Sects. 25 (1), 26 (1)-Docks Regulations, 1934, Regulation 1.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 37
ATLANTIC METAL COMPANY, LTD. v. HEPBURN.
All risks insurance-Metal in store-Alleged loss -Reliability of stock cards-Liability of insurers.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 42
D. BADCOCK, LTD. v. MIDDLESEX COUNTY COUNCIL AND LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL.*
Practice-New trial-Submission to judgment by plaintiffs at original trial-Appeal by plaintiffs for new trial, alleging that they had not received satisfactory hearing.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 57
THE "LIVERPOOL."
Limitation of liability-Wreck-removing expenses -Double proof against limitation fund- Mitigation of loss-Sinking of steamship O. in River Mersey owing to admitted negligence of steamship L.-Claim by harbour authority against L. for lull cost of removing wreck- Inclusion by O. of amount of her statutory liability for removal expenses to harbour authority in her claim against L.-Admissibility of both claims against limitation fund - Mersey Docks and Harbour Board Act, 1954, Sect. 3.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 66
N.V. REEDERIJ AMSTERDAM v. PRESIDENT OF INDIA. (THE "AMSTELMOLEN.")
Charter-party-Demurrage-Berth not available- No fault of charterers or owners-Effect of Centrocon Strike Clause - Steamer to load ". . . with customary berth dispatch, and if detained longer than five weather working days . . . to pay demurrage" - Whether a fixed laytime charter-party-Approved Baltimore Berth Grain Charter Party-Steamer.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 82
MANNING v. JOHN WRIGHT & SON (BLACKWALL), LTD.
Master and servant-Unnecessary risk-Foreseeability of injury-Painter injured while painting ship from gunwale of barge- Infrequency of previous accidents-Liability of employers.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 95
RICHARD AUBREY FILM PRODUCTIONS, LTD. v. GRAHAM.
All-risks insurance-Film negative stolen-Measure of indemnity.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 101
SIMON WARRENDER PROPRIETARY, LTD. v. SWAIN.*
Errors and omissions insurance-Insurance brokers -Wilful and deliberate acts of employees- Whether within meaning of policy.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 111
PRACTICE DIRECTION
Review of taxation of costs under Rule 35 of the Supreme Court Costs Rules, 1959.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 117
MEMORANDUM ON THE POWERS OF THE CHANCERY MASTERS.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 118
ULLAH v. HALL LINE, LTD.
Costs - Legal aid - Taxation - Expert witnesses' fees and reports-Items allowed on party and party taxation-Whether solicitor entitled to those items on solicitor and client taxation- Whether report and calling of expert witnesses at higher figure than that prescribed in general authority specifically authorised; and, if not, whether solicitor entitled to rely on general authority - Legal Aid (General) Regulations, 1950, Regulation 14.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 121
BEARMANS, LTD., AND LONDON & LANCASHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. v. RECEIVER FOR THE METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT.
Evidence Act, 1938-Admissibility of statements by deceased witness of crime as evidence in consequent civil proceedings-Sect. 1 (3)- Meaning of "interested"; "proceedings"; "pending"; and "anticipated".
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 131
POCOCK v. CENTURY INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD.*
Personal accident insurance-Benefit payable for "temporary total disablement from attending to business of any and every kind"-Nature of disablement required.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 150
MAXWELL v. PRICE (HALFORD, THIRD PARTY).
Solicitors' Indemnity Insurance-Claim in respect of negligent act committed by solicitor prior to his joining insured firm.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 155
NOTICE CHANCERY CHAMBERS
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 167
DAVEY v. SCRUTTONS, LTD.
Negligence-Loading of barge-Injury to lighterman allegedly attempting to avoid swinging hatch beam-Stevedores found to have been negligent-Appeal by stevedores' employers- Grounds for reversing trial Judge.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 169
THE "AMSTELSTAD."
Collision - River - Turning in river - Duty on approaching vessel and duty on vessel making turn-Port of London River By-laws, 1938, Rule 30.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 178
THE "HIMMERLAND."
Collision-River-Vessel crossing river-Look-out -Duty on vessels to give and take-Port of London River By-laws, 1938, Rule 39.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 185
THE "LIANA."
Collision - Fog - Alteration of course before sighting-Excessive speed-Vessels on opposite courses.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 191
KING v. SWAN, HUNTER, AND WIGHAM RICHARDSON, LTD.
Master and servant-Unnecssary risk-Staging in engine-room of vessel lying in river at shipyard-Defective plank-Absence of guard-rail -Injury to shipwright's mate-Liability of employers.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 195
LEVAL & CO., INC. v. COLONIAL STEAMSHIPS, LTD.*
Carriage of goods by sea-Management of vessel- Damage to cargo by perils of sea-Alleged failure by master properly to care for cargo- Intervention by shipowners'' marine superintendent - Whether shipowners had thereby taken over control of vessel from master and were personally responsible-Canadian Water Carriage of Goods Act, 1936, Art. III, r. 2, Art. IV, r. 2 (a), (c).
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 198
WESTFAL-LARSEN & CO., A/S v. COLONIAL SUGAR REFINING COMPANY, LTD.
General average - Unseaworthiness - Bunkers - Allegations that shipowners' breach of charter-party in supplying unsuitable bunkers, entitled charterers to be indemnified by shipowners from liability for consequent general average-Whether shipowners protected by charter-party terms.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 206
THE "SUNOAK."
Admiralty practice-Motion to stay proceedings- Action commenced more than two years after collision-Impecuniosity of plaintiff-Maritime Conventions Act, 1911, Sect. 8.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 213
THE "BEAVERFORD."
Admiralty practice - Preliminary acts - Collision between barge and ship-Port authority's servants engaged in movement of barge and direction of ship-Whether port authority should file preliminary act-R.S.C., Order 19, r. 28.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 216
THE "EVJE."
Collision - Fog - Radar - Speed - Alteration of courses before sighting.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 221
BERRY v. PORT OF LONDON AUTHORITY.
Negligence - Safe premises - Unusual danger - Slippery dock road-Injury to lorry driver- Liability of dock authority.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 233
AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND BANK, LTD. v. COLONIAL & EAGLE WHARVES, LTD.; BOAG (THIRD PARTY).
All-risks insurance-Misdelivery of goods charged to Bank by wharfingers without Bank's authority - Claim by wharfingers to be indemnified by insurers against liability to Bank-Whether goods lost by peril insured against-Alleged non-disclosure of defect in system-Whether knowledge of servants to be imputed to wharfingers-Effect of Excess Clause.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 241
WESSANEN'S KONINKLIJKE FABRIEKEN N.V. v. ISAAC MODIANO, BROTHER & SONS, LTD.
Arbitration-Arbitrators-Misconduct of umpire- Authority of arbitrator (advocate before umpire) to waive alleged irregularity in procedure in reading and submitting of Counsel's opinion by opposing arbitrator.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 257
REES v. THE ADMIRALTY.
Master and servant - Fellow-employee - Unsafe system of working - Liability of employers - Contributory negligence - Apportionment of blame.
Damages - Assessment - Appeal against "quantum".
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 261
THE "PACIFIC CONCORD."
Damages-Assessment-Collision damage-Duty on shipowner to mitigate damages - Choice of time and place for non-essential repairs - Whether claims for loss of profit and detention both allowable.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 270
DANIELS v. LONDON GRAVING DOCK COMPANY, LTD.
Negligence-Safe premises-Dry dock-Slippery floor-Visitor's fall-Liability of dock owners.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 293
JOHS. THODE v. VDA. DE GIMENO Y CIA. S.L.
Charter-party-Cancellation-Orders for loading port given before vessel reached order port- Whether amounting to waiver by charterers of vessel's obligation to arrive at order port before cancelling time-Effect on option to cancel-Effect of shipowners' prior failure to ask for orders.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 298
JARVIS v. BOAL QUAY WHARFINGERS, LTD.
Master and servant-Fellow-employee-System of working-Shunting of wagons by rope and capstan - Injury to hooker-on - Alleged negligence of capstan man-Liability of employers.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 309
WESTERN CANADA STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LTD. v. CANADIAN COMMERCIAL CORPORATION.
General average-Unseaworthiness-Victory ship -Broken tailshaft-Replacement flown from U.K. to Singapore-Liability of cargo-owners for contribution-Whether shipowner exercised due diligence to make vessel seaworthy- State of knowledge at time of casualty.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 313
ALDER v. MOORE.
Insurance - Group Personal Accident Scheme - "Permanent total disablement"-Payment to footballer on condition that he took no part "as a playing member of any form of professional football"-Football subsequently played professionally-Whether sum paid to be returned - Alleged "penalty" clause - Construction of policy - "Contra proferentem" principle.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 325
PACE v. MOUNTSTUART DRY DOCKS, LTD.
Damages-Assessment-Appeal against quantum.
Costs-Effect of payments into Court before trial and before hearing of appeal.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 337
ENRICO FURST & CO. v. W. E. FISCHER, LTD.
Sale of goods-Non-delivery-Credit in accordance with contract not opened by buyers-Whether that breach was waived by sellers and their non-delivery was wrongful repudiation - Meaning of "S.S. Co.'s Bills of Lading."
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 340
GOVERNMENT OF CEYLON v. SOCIETE FRANCO-TUNISIENNE D'ARMEMENT-TUNIS. THE "MASSALIA" (No. 2).
Charter-party-Demurrage-"Time lost in waiting for berth to count as discharging time" -Whether shipowners entitled to add time vessel kept waiting for berth to discharging time-Gencon charter-party.
Charter-party - Laytime - Over-stowed cargo - Whether time did not begin to run until all charter cargo was accessible.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 352
BROWNING v. PHOENIX ASSURANCE COMPANY, LTD.
Motor insurance-Driver-Use-Accident-Insured car being driven by garage foreman-Whether a "Person . . . driving . . . on the Insured's order or with his permission"-Whether car being used "for any purpose in connection with the Motor Trade"-Effect of car being used for two purposes simultaneously.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 360
SHILLING v. PORT OF LONDON AUTHORITY.
Master and servant-Means of access-Staging on stack of timber - Deal porter's fall from staging - Alleged use of round bars as supports-Whether staging moved.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 368
PRACTICE DIRECTION.
Judgments and Orders drawn up by the Chancery Registrars.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 378
BEARMANS, LTD., AND LONDON & LANCASHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. v. RECEIVER FOR THE METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT.
Evidence Act, 1938-Admissibility of statements by deceased witness of crime as evidence in consequent civil proceedings-Sect. 1 (3)- Meaning of "interested"; "proceedings"; "pending"; and "anticipated".
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 381
HALES v. RELIANCE FIRE & ACCIDENT INSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD.
Insurance-Proposal form-Untrue answer-Continuing warranty-Alleged ambiguity in proposal form-Liability of insurers to indemnify assured in respect of loss within policy.
Insurance - Non-disclosure - Compound Retail Shopkeepers' Policy-Duty on proposer to disclose (a) that fireworks would be kept on premises for a short time; and (b) that fireworks were not stored properly.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 391
HENRY v. SAMUEL WEST, LTD.
Master and servant-Unnecessary risk-Lowering of mast on barge to navigate bridge-Injury to barge master-Alleged unsafe method of securing mast-Liability of employers.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 397
BIRD v. SCRUTTONS, LTD.
Master and servant-Safe premises-Unloading of reels of paper from hold of vessel in dock- Stevedore injured by swinging reels-Liability of employers - Docks Regulations, 1934, Regulation 41.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 402
THAMES LAUNCHES, LTD. v. CORPORATION OF TRINITY HOUSE.
Practice-Civil and criminal proceedings involving same issue (compulsory pilotage)-Motion by plaintiffs in civil proceedings to stay later criminal proceedings commenced by defendants to civil action-Jurisdiction of Court.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 407
HARCUP v. COMPANIA ARGENTINA DE PESCA, S.A.
Docks Regulations, 1934 - Means of access - Lighting - Stevedore injured in fall from ladder in hold of vessel-Ladder consisting of two differently constructed sections - Allegation that change in construction and obstruction on ladder constituted dangers- Alleged inefficient lighting - Regulations 11, 12.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 415
THE "HEBRIDEAN COAST."
Damages-Assessment-Non-profit-making body's vessel damaged in collision-Claim for loss by detention-Measure of damages.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 423
ROYAL NORWEGIAN GOVERNMENT v. CONSTANT & CONSTANT AND CALCUTTA MARINE ENGINEERING COMPANY, LTD.
Repairs to ship-Payment-Dispute as to charges -Deposit of moneys by requisitioning Government held jointly by agents of ship-repairers and the Government-Whether Government entitled to release to them of deposit- Whether counterclaim by ship-repairers to release to them of deposit was time-barred.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 431
THOMAS v. NATIONAL FARMERS UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE SOCIETY, LTD.
Fire insurance-Hay and straw destroyed by fire on a farm quitted by assured-Passing of property in hay and straw to landlord under Agricultural Holdings Act, 1948-Liability of insurers to indemnify assured-Agricultural Holdings Act, 1948, Sects. 12, 45, 47, 51, 70, 71, 72.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 444
COCKERTON v. NAVIERA AZNAR, S.A.
Contract-Passenger ticket-Terms and conditions -Effective notice-Personal injuries sustained by passenger and wife on vessel, at sea, in heavy weather - Liability of shipowners - Whether shipowners entitled to indemnity under ticket conditions.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 450
COMPANIA NAVIERA SANTI, S.A. v. INDEMNITY MARINE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (THE "TROPAIOFOROS.")
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 469
PRACTICE NOTE.
Witnesses conditionally bound over-Form 23 of the Magistrates Courts (Forms) Rules, 1952.
[1960] 2 Lloyd's Rep 512