United States v. Allery

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• unseaworthiness can be manifested by an unsafe method of work, such as the failure by the shipowner to provide adequate equipment
• plaintiff’s notices of appeal were worded to appeal from directed verdicts rather than judgment; technical error should not defeat consideration on merits where “there was never any doubt as to the subject matter of the appeal”

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