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subsequently commenced against the wrongdoer to recover compensation for the injury occasioned by the collision. Mason v. SainsburySearch
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Doug. 61. Authorities to that effect are numerous, and it was expressly decided by the judges in Yates v. WhyteSearch
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suit against the wrongdoer for the benefit of the insurer must be prosecuted in the name of the injured party. Randall v. CockranSearch
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Godsall v. BolderoSearch
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Irwing v. RichardsonSearch
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Case v. DavidsonSearch
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Clark v. BlythingSearch
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Insurance Company v. SainsburySearch
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Yates v. WhyteSearch
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as the damages must be divided between the two according to the rule provided in the admiralty courts. Vaux v. ShefferSearch
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Le Neve v. ShippingSearch
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both ships to be added together and the combined amount to be equally divided between the owners of the two. De Vaux v. SalvadorSearch
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remedy, but it is no bar to the suit for the same wrong against any one or more of the other wrongdoers. Murray v. LovejoySearch
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Smith v. HinesSearch
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Webster v. RailroadSearch
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or that the act of the individual sought to be charged ordinarily and naturally produced the acts of the others. Guile v. SwanSearch
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a state court, as in other cases where the federal and state courts have concurrent jurisdiction. Steamboat Company v. ChaseSearch
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all of the wrongdoers, and the extent of redress to which in innocent party is entitled against the wrongdoer. Simpson v. HandSearch
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both he is entitled to an entire compensation from the wrongdoer for the injury suffered by the collision. Colegrove v. RailroadSearch
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Catlin v. HillsSearch
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Vanderplank v. MillerSearch
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Boyer v. SturgisSearch
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Mason v. SainsburySearch
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Randall v. CockranSearch
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Vaux v. ShefferSearch
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De Vaux v. SalvadorSearch
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Murray v. LovejoySearch
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Guile v. SwanSearch
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Simpson v. HandSearch
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Colegrove v. RailroadSearch
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