Cornue v. Ingersoll

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• “[If] the place of injury is on a ship, there is maritime jurisdiction .... [I]f the injured person is on the dock or wharf, or other structure equivalent to land, there is no such jurisdiction.” (citing G. Robinson, Handbook of Admiralty Law in the United States § 10 (1939))
• “[If] the place of injury is on a ship, there is maritime jurisdiction . . . . [I]f the injured person is on the dock or wharf, or other structure equivalent to land, there is no such jurisdiction.” (citing G. Robinson, Handbook of Admiralty Law in the United States § 10 (1939))

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