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Appeal against wreck report for 'Royalstar', 1927

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Unique ID:14025
Description:Board of Trade wreck report for 'Royalstar', 1927. This records the appeal against the original wreck report.
Creator:UK Board of Trade
Date:1927
Copyright:Out of copyright
Partner:SCC Libraries
Partner ID:Unknown

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FOR OFFICIAL USE

(No. 7856A.)

"ROYALSTAR" (S.S.).

IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE.

PROBATE, DIVORCE AND ADMIRALTY DIVISION.

(Admiralty.)

DIVISIONAL COURT.

Before the Right Honourable Lord Merrivale,

President, and

The Honourable Mr. Justice Hill.

1927. Folio 198.

On Appeal from a Court of Formal Investigation into a shipping casualty.

In the matter of the Merchant Shipping Acts, 1894-1906, and Rule 19 of the Shipping Casualties and Appeals and Re-hearings Rules, 1923, and

In the matter of an Appeal from the Finding of a Court of Formal Investigation held at Singapore on the 25th and 26th days of January, 1927, into the stranding of the Steamship "Royalstar," of London, in the Straits of Singapore, on the 13th day of January, 1927.

23rd March, 1928.

The Divisional Court, being assisted by Captains OWEN-JONES and A. H. MORRELL, two of the Elder Brethren of Trinity House, and having heard Counsel for John MacLeod, Appellant, and Counsel for the Board of Trade, Respondents, pronounced in favour of the appeal of the said Appellant from the finding, judgment or decision of a Court of Formal Investigation or Inquiry held at Singapore on or about the 25th and 26th days of January, 1927, whereby the said Court held the said John MacLeod to be in default and censured him in respect of the damage occasioned to the S.S. "Royalstar" in the Straits of Singapore on the 13th January, 1927, set aside the finding, judgment or decision and set aside the censure, and condemned the Board of Trade in the costs of the Motion dated the 22nd November, 1927, but made no order as to the costs of this appeal.

(Sd.) MERRIVALE.

(Sd.) MAURICE HILL.


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