187 F. 113 | 2d Cir. | 1911
The steamer arrived on April 30th and docked at Pier 29, North River, May 1st. She was entered at the custom house early in the morning of May 1st and began discharging on that day. She was moved from Pier 29 to Pier 30 at half past 11 on May 5th. The macaroni was discharged on Pier 29. This is a covered pier, and the macaroni was piled up awaiting withdrawal; some of it being near a leader or pipe from the roof of the shed. On May 7th there came a strong rain, and the water burst the pipe and went on the macaroni.
So much of the decree as finds the ship liable for damages to the macaroni on the pier is reversed, with costs of this appeal.
For other eases see same topic & § number in Dee. & Am. Digs. 1907 £o date, & Rep’r Indexes