Madee

Intl. Specialty, Inc. v. Madee

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269 F. App'x 721
United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth CircuitMarch 11, 2008Nos. 05-16700, 05-16823California1,221 words

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MEMORANDUM *

These cross-appeals arise out of two separate actions consolidated in the district court. Both actions stem from a contractual relationship between Kiribati Seafood Co. L.L.C. (“KSC”) and Marisco, Ltd. (“Marisco”) for the repair of KSC’s fishing vessel, the F/V Madee. The first was an action brought by Marisco against the Madee and KSC for amounts unpaid on the repair contract. The second was an action in subrogation brought by KSC’s insurer, International Specialty, Inc. (“ISI”), to recover costs of repair following damage to the Madee resulting from Marisco’s negligent attachment of its starboard rudder. Following cross-motions for partial summary judgment, the district court conducted a two-day bench trial, resolving issues in favor of both parties. The parties cross-appealed.

KSC contends that the district court erred in (1) granting partial summary judgment in favor of Marisco foreclosing recovery of damages arising from the collapse of the Tahitian dry dock due to a pleading deficiency under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 8(a); (2) granting partial summary judgment in favor of Marisco on the issue of superceding cause; and (3) allowing Marisco to pursue its…

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