Federal Case

How courts have described this case

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• holding that of those monies advanced to vessel for necessaries, only those advances made in the United States entitled to priority
• holding that of those monies advanced to the vessel for necessaries, only those advances made in the United States have priority over the foreign preferred ship mortgage
• recognizing that parties such as owners, part owners, and joint venturers—parties who are not strangers to the vessel—cannot hold a maritime lien against the vessel for equitable reasons
• “when • the seas get rough one who looks, thinks,' acts, and profits like an owner cannot retreat to the relatively safe harbor of a maritime lien- or”
• \No one aspect of the relationship is decisive.\
• “No one aspect of the relationship is decisive.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).