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CANTON INSURANCE OFFICE WIN JUDGMENT- IN JUNK ACTION

The co

to which I have that 1- the oyage from Hong Kong to Macao, which began. on the evening of January junk, carrying the insured eargo did not encounter weather other

and

was

the

find it impossible

believe that

the em

than such as might naturally be

sonably these cre

of the

expected in these waters or such ficient sentience to ma as a seaworthy vessel would safely led attack on one part have passed through. The plain sile, sufficiently intense to tiffs have failed to establish to my entirely a piece of planking twenty satisfaction-that the loss of the one inches by fom junk was due to ordinary perils of the sea.

"It follows that it is unnecessary for me to decide whether the sink ing was due to senttling or to the

unsea

PURPOSELE FOLLY On the other hand, there are facts, admitted or already found by me which seem to render scuttling of this junk a piece orthiness of the vessel, re quite purposeless folly I have marked the Chief Justice, Sir found that the cargo insured was Atholl MacGregor, in giving judgin fact on board the junk. There ment for defendants with costs, in is no suggestion that the cargo was the case in which the Hip Fat over-insured, and it is difficult Firm claimed $9,600 from the Can-appreciate what the plaintiffs ton Insurance Office Limited on an to gain by casting away a carg insurance policy against the loss for which they would have to pay of insured cargo on a junk, which land on which they could recove sank on January 3, 1936.

30 more than its value. Admittedly, The plaintifs were

the junk was not insured, and was certainly of considerable value structed by Mr. M. A, da Silva, D'Ahrada, Junior, who was into its owner and master. Further

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THE JUDGMENT

more on the voyage which we are considering, he took his wife and child to sea with him, though, if his settled purpose was

to scuttle his vessel he was exposing them to In the course of his judgment,bered, too, that the junk sank in inevitable peril. It must be remem- the Chief Justice said:

The junk lay on the sea ben fathoms relatively shallow until February 17 when she was jected, though there was much

water from which the mammast pro salvaged and brought to Hong Kong where she was

deeper water in the near vicinity. put on The sixth aftermost compartment slipway for examination.

The hull

has a water tight bulkhead so that showed armerous apertures between the planks, well above laden water line, would the making of holes in the stern, some of them as much

as 3/ width, from which all caulking-contribute in any way to the speedy not appear to hasten or in fact to

cement

other packing were sinking of the junk. missing. In the stern were two holes, some distance above the laden water line and in the hull of they must satisfy me that the loss If the plaintiffs are to succeed the second compartment from the of the junk, carrying the insured bows were two holes on the port cargo, was due to ordinary perils side and two on the starboard side of the sea. That burden of proof. There was also in the bulkhead they have endeavoured to discharge between the second and third cou in two ways. There is first evidence partments an irregular hole 12" x designed to show that the junk had 3. That bulkhead was a sound been extensively overhauled and piece of timber and the hole had repaired in 1934 and 1935 and that obviously been intentionally made she was regularly freemed by her with a wood chisel or other sharp owner, 2

-ORDINARY PERILS

trument from the inside

and, secondly, there the evidence of those on board second compartment, the cat por tion being

read.

through from inside the third com- partment

the

as to the Itered

cof two

cers stationed at Tai 0. DEFENDANTS ACCUSATION that is the evidence of the Witnesses for the plaintiffs com Director of the Royal tend that that hole was made in whose records show, order to provide ventilation for the that none of the adj members of the crew who had logical stations, Hong

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partment, while the defe suggest that that hole with found in the planking of the compartment on both starboard sides were delib made as part of a design to the junk, to ensure her ready

wai

the found to

fine wi

er with light or very

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