Trautwein v. Mandel

How courts have described this case

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• noting that, although negligent work practices shown by plaintiff took place in ship owner's capacity as employer, and thus did not form basis for liability, negligent work practices qua vessel would form basis for liability
• “The negligence of the employer’s agents, acting in tasks constituting harbor-work employment, may not be imputed to their employer in its capacity as vessel owner.”
• “We must decide whether S & B's conduct renders it liable to Gravatt in tort given that it acted in this dual capacity of employer and vessel owner.”
• “We must decide whether S & B's conduct renders it liable to Gravatt in tort given that it acted in this dual capacity of employer and vessel owner.”
• “We must decide whether S & B's conduct renders it liable to Gravatt in tort given that it acted in this dual capacity of employer and vessel owner.”
• “We must decide whether S & B's conduct renders it liable to Gravatt in tort given that it acted in this dual capacity of employer and vessel owner.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).