L. HAND, Circuit Judge.
The respondent does not assert that the tug was not liable for leaving the barge at another berth than that agreed upon. We are therefore concerned only with the duties of the bargee in the circumstances, and how far his faults relieve it. We have held that if he is assured that the berth is safe, and acts upon that assurance, he need not sound. The Eastchester,
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