Southernmost Marine Services, Inc. v. One (1) 2000 Fifty Four Foot (54') Sea Ray Named M/V \Potential\

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• finding that a vessel impaled on a rock formation and taking on water was in marine peril in part because it was “in peril of sinking and breaking apart if it had been simply pulled off its impaled position . . . without the prior affixing of substantial flotation gear”
• “[A] marine peril exists where a vessel is in danger of being partially or totally lost and where it is not being successfully salved when the plaintiff voluntarily undertakes its salvage operation.”
• “[A] marine peril exists where a vessel is in danger of being partially or totally lost and where it is not being successfully salved when the plaintiff voluntarily undertakes its salvage operation.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).