· 8/16/1984
Chance v. Certain Artifacts Found & Salvaged From the Nashville
Citations
- 606 F. Supp. 801
- 1985 A.M.C. 609
- 1984 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 24297
How courts have described this case
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- declining \to accept the in specie award as a valid award in a salvage action\
- stating that “even though a vessel is abandoned without the hope of recovery or return, the title of the vessel remains in her owner” and “[t]he salvor of property has a right to an award or a lien against the property”
- “When personalty is found embedded in land however, title to that personalty rests with the owner of the land.”
- shipwreck determined to be abandoned where it was “sealed ... under tons of sand”
- shipwreck determined to be abandoned where it was “sealed ... under tons of sand”
- shipwreck determined to be abandoned where it was “sealed ... under tons of sand”
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Judges: Edenfield
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