Lloyd's Law Reports

Professor Robert Merkin KC; Dr Johanna Hjalmarsson

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THE "MANCHESTER REGIMENT."

(1938) 60 Ll.L.Rep. 279

ADMIRALTY DIVISION.

Before Sir Boyd Merriman (President), sitting with Captain W. R. Chaplin and Captain C. St. G. Glasson, Elder Brethren of Trinity House.

Collision-Crossing or overtaking courses -Collision between steamships Clan Mackenzie and Manchester Regiment in Liverpool Bay in broad daylight- Clan Mackenzie bound westward; Manchester Regiment flying "J.I." signal, indicating that she was adjusting her compasses-Contention by Clan Mackenzie that the vessels were on crossing courses and that she was the stand-on ship; by Manchester Regiment, that the vessels were on overtaking courses and that she was the stand-on ship-Duty of other vessels towards ship flying "J.I." signal- Obligation upon stand-on ship-Look-out - Speed - Collision Regulations, Arts. 19, 21, 24.

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