JONATHAN STROUT AND OTHERS, LIBELLANTS, &C., APPELLANTS,
v.
JAMES FOSTER AND OTHERS, CLAIMANTS, AND OWNERS OF THE SHIP LOUISVILLE
JONATHAN STROUT AND OTHERS, LIBELLANTS, &C., APPELLANTS,
JAMES FOSTER AND OTHERS, CLAIMANTS, AND OWNERS OF THE SHIP LOUISVILLE
1 How. 89
Supreme Court of the United States (1843)
Positive Treatment
Also reported at: 11 L. Ed. 58 · SCDB 1843-006 · 1843 U.S. LEXIS 288
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The Wyomissing. the Ashbourne. Brown v. Reading Co., 72 F.2d 834 (3d Cir. 1934)…essel in motion must exonerate herself from blame, by showing that it was not in her power to prevent the collision by adopting any practicable precautions. The Virginia Ehrman (The Agnese), 97 U. S. 309, 24 L. Ed. 890. See, also, Strout v. Foster, 1 How. 89, 11 L. Ed. 58; Wetmore v. The Granite State, 3 Wall. 310, 18 L. Ed. 179; The Bridgeport, 14 Wall. 116, 20 L. Ed. 787. The question then is whether, under the evidence, the petitioner has sustained the burden of exonerating the tugs from liability f…