Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York January 8, 1932 (Golembeiski v. American Hawaiian Steamship Co.)

Per Curiam.

In our view the principal question was whether a beam “ too long ” was a defective instrumentality, furnished by the owner of the vessel, which proximately caused the injury to plaintiff. If, as a matter of law, the beam was not defective, the plaintiff is not entitled to succeed in this action.

This beam, constituting a part of the support of the hatch covers (on hatch No.