Supreme Court· 10/2/1989
M/V Litsa v. Southeastern Maritime Co.
Citations
- 493 U.S. 819
- 110 S. Ct. 73
- 58 U.S.L.W. 3213
- 107 L. Ed. 2d 40
- 1989 U.S. LEXIS 3807
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- “lienors are not required to attempt to enforce their liens in foreign waters and ... the existence of a reasonable opportunity for the lienor to arrest the vessel before the purchase is an important factor in the laches analysis.”
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- In Re Continental Airlines. Nationsbank of Tennessee, N.A., F/k/a Nationsbank of Tennessee, as Collateral Trustee Under a Secured Equipment Indenture and Lease Agreement Dated March 15, 1987 (\Nationsbank\) New Jersey National Bank, as Successor by Merger to Constellation Bank, N.A., F/k/a NationalFirst Circuit· 1996-07-31· cited 144×
- Cooper v. LoperThird Circuit· 1991-01-17· cited 31×
- Commonwealth of Massachusetts v. V & M Management, Inc.First Circuit· 1991-04-03· cited 24×
- Ryan-Walsh, Inc. v. M/V OCEAN TRADERD. Maryland· 1996-03-25· cited 7×
- Skandinaviska-Enskilda Banken v. C.L.C. Marine Services, Ltd. (In Re SeaEscape Cruises, Ltd.)S.D. Florida· 1994-09-30· cited 7×
- Hester, III v. Ncnb Texas National BankFifth Circuit· 1990-04-13· cited 6×
- Usher v. M/V OCEAN WAVED. Oregon· 1992-06-03· cited 2×
- Gammill v. BRADLEY TW.D. Kentucky· 1995-03-15· cited 2×
- Unnamed caseThird Circuit· 1991-01-17· cited 1×
- Hester v. NCNB Texas National BankFifth Circuit· 1990-04-13· cited 1×
- Frutiger v. Hamilton Central School DistrictSecond Circuit· 1991-03-20
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