Stewart v. Sioux City & New Orleans Barge Lines, Inc.

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• finding each of two disjunctive theories of recovery, negligence and unseaworthiness of a vessel, was supported by substantial evidence of the condition of the cables on a boat’s deck
• noting where negligence and unseaworthiness submitted in disjunctive, jury could have found either was direct cause of plaintiff’s injuries, or that each contributed or concurred in causing in whole or part his injuries
• rule of completeness allows other relevant parts of a statement or writing so that the part previously offered is not taken out of context

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