PER CURIAM:
Appellant Mosley, a shore-based worker employed by Bagwell-Neal, Inc., to perform spot painting work on the tanks of the SS OGDEN WILLAMETTE, sustained injuries in a fall while he was working aboard the vessel. He sued appellees, the vessel's manager and owner, respectively, asserting two distinct causes of action: first, negligence, and second, unseaworthiness. Appellees moved for summary judgment, basing their motion upon several defensive theories contained...
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