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· 9/15/1999

Galehead, Inc., an Oregon Corporation, Cross-Appellee v. M/v Anglia, in Rem

Citations

  • 183 F.3d 1242

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  • noting that contractor was seemingly capable of performing under its agreement without resort to subcontractors
  • finding that supplier provided the bunkers at the trader’s request, and that the trader is not a “person [] . . . presumed to have authority to procure necessaries”
  • observing that a contract 4 supplier “‘provided’ necessaries to the vessel under the contract irrespective of 5 how, or by whom, the delivery was carried out”
  • finding that supplier provided the bunkers at the trader's request, and that the trader is not a \person [ ] ... presumed to have authority to procure necessaries\
  • noting that, in determining whether subcontractor can assert maritime lien against vessel owner, the court must determine whether the facts are “more like Bonanni ... [or] Marine Coatings or Stevens Technical ”
  • looking to Marine Coatings and- Bonanni to determine if a subcontractor can assert a maritime lien

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Judges: Edmondson, Marcus, Alarcon

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