Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit March 23, 1906, No. 155 (The Gladiator)
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United States · · · 23-03-1906
PER CURIAM.
All discussion as to the propriety or impropriety of the navigation of the Gladiator, a subject discussed at some length in the appellee’s brief, is eliminated by reason of the circumstance that she has not appealed. Not having done so, she cannot be heard here to dispute the finding that she was guilty of a fault contributing to the collision.
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