Managua
Citations
- 126 F. 208
- 1903 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 31
Syllabus
<p>3. Salvage — Payment to Owners op Salving Vessel — Claims op Master and Crew.</p> <p>Where the owners of a tug, authorized to represent the master and crew in the matter, made a settlement and received payment in full for salvage services rendered by the tug in floating a steamship which was on shore and in distress, such payment inured to the benefit of all persons interested as salvors, and the master and crew of the tug cannot maintain a suit against the steamship to recover an additional amount on the refusal of the tug owners to pay them a share of the sum received.</p>
How courts have described this case
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- “Immunity from production of work-product materials may be asserted by either the attorney or the client, and each can waive that immunity, but only as to herself . . . .”
- “Immunity from production of work-product materials may be asserted by either the attorney or the client, and each can waive that immunity, but only as to herself, as both the attorney and the client benefit from the privilege.”
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Judges: Toulmin
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