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· 7/9/1992

Trinidad Pimental v. Ltd Canadian Pacific Bul

Citations

  • 965 F.2d 13
  • 1992 A.M.C. 2930
  • 1992 U.S. App. LEXIS 15375
  • 1992 WL 139227

How courts have described this case

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  • finding that the defects were obvious based on the testimony of two crane operators who stated that the defects were immediately noticeable
  • finding that the defects were obvious based on the testimony of two crane operators who stated that the defects were immediately noticeable
  • observing that the plaintiff had “offered no proof that the[] [hazardous] conditions were reported to the vessel crew”
  • evidence of liability under one of these Scindia duties sufficient to defeat motion for directed verdict for vessel owner
  • “Liability based on this exception is not relieved when the hazard is open and obvious. If, however, a vessel has relinquished control over an area to the stevedore, then it is the primary responsibility of the stevedore to remedy a hazard in that area.” (citations omitted)
  • party asserting affirmative defense has burden of proof

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Judges: Jolly, Davis, Smith

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