Hall v. Noble Drilling (U.S.) Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• stating fact that seaman lives with other members in household goes towards reasonableness of lodging costs and not towards calculation of actual costs
• “A seaman is entitled to the reasonable cost of food and lodging, provided he has incurred the expense.” (emphasis added)
• “[I]f P & G’s customers relied on the fraudulent rumor in making decisions to boycott P & G products, this reliance suffices to show proximate causation.”
• “A seaman is entitled to the reasonable cost of food and lodging, provided he has incurred the expense.”
• “one who has not paid his own expenses . . . cannot recover maintenance and cure from the ship owner” (citation omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).