Reports of Cases Argued And Determined in the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of New-York
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Bob. 478 ; Abbott, 308.) And this State has, by statute, established a like provision.
(IB. 8. 682, §1.) It is not definitely settled what the bearing of ap- 436 CASES IN ADMIRALTY.
The Santa Clans.
preaching vessels must be towards each other to con- stitute a meeting^ within the legal import of the term.
It probably would be understood to signify, that when the advance of the vessels in a common direction, which must apparently, if continued, bring them into collision, each, must then change ...her course by bearing off to the right, or show adequate reasons excusing that movement.
The purpose and spirit of these laws of navigation aim at the safety of the vessels. The method designated is wholly secondary, and every rule is satisfied when the vessels go clear, although they pass each other on the starboard side and in near contiguity. (The Friend, 1 W. Bob. 478.) It is eminently proper that a strict observance of any of these regulations should be avoided when there is a plain risk in adhering to them, and it is entirely in the power of either vessel to escape a collision by departing from the methods prescribed by the rules.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bob. 478 ; Abbott, 308.) And this State has, by statute, established a like provision.
(IB. 8. 682, §1.) It is not definitely settled what the bearing of ap- 436 CASES IN ADMIRALTY.
The Santa Clans.
preaching vessels must be towards each other to con- stitute a meeting^ within the legal import of the term.
It probably would be understood to signify, that when the advance of the vessels in a common direction, which must apparently, if continued, bring them into collision, each, must then change ...her course by bearing off to the right, or show adequate reasons excusing that movement.
The purpose and spirit of these laws of navigation aim at the safety of the vessels. The method designated is wholly secondary, and every rule is satisfied when the vessels go clear, although they pass each other on the starboard side and in near contiguity. (The Friend, 1 W. Bob. 478.) It is eminently proper that a strict observance of any of these regulations should be avoided when there is a plain risk in adhering to them, and it is entirely in the power of either vessel to escape a collision by departing from the methods prescribed by the rules.
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