· 2/11/1812
Davis v. Johnson & Co.
Citations
- 3 Va. 81
How courts have described this case
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- careless mooring of barge broken up in storm held “proximate cause” of loss of pile-driver dislodged by floating barge section
- a sunken barge left on the beach was broken up in a storm which blew a portion of the barge into plaintiff’s jetty; defendant held liable because it had fastened the barge with light line
- a sunken barge left on the beach was broken up in a storm which blew a portion of the barge into plaintiff's jetty; defendant held liable because it had fastened the barge with light line
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