Law of Freight Loss and Damage ClaimsW. C. Brown Company, 1961 - 962 pages |
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Page 529
... measure of his loss would have been the retail market cost of the necessary replacement , Haskell v . Hunter , 23 Mich . 305 , 309. But in the actual circumstances the cost of replacing the exact shortage at retail price was not the measure ...
... measure of his loss would have been the retail market cost of the necessary replacement , Haskell v . Hunter , 23 Mich . 305 , 309. But in the actual circumstances the cost of replacing the exact shortage at retail price was not the measure ...
Page 754
... measure of damages would govern the adjustment . 520.3 ( d ) In arriving at the proper measure of damages , the loss should not be projected into the future as is contended for here . Actual injury at the time of loss is the measuring ...
... measure of damages would govern the adjustment . 520.3 ( d ) In arriving at the proper measure of damages , the loss should not be projected into the future as is contended for here . Actual injury at the time of loss is the measuring ...
Page 758
... measure of the damage experienced and , frequently , is the only measure . When the sale was completed before injury and the injury is the cause of the parties being unable to complete the contract , the measure of recovery is , as ...
... measure of the damage experienced and , frequently , is the only measure . When the sale was completed before injury and the injury is the cause of the parties being unable to complete the contract , the measure of recovery is , as ...
Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
Statutory Provisions of the Interstate Commerce Act | 8 |
The Bill of Lading as a Receipt | 20 |
Copyright | |
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accept action actual agent amount appears apply arrival authority basis believed bill of lading carrier cartons caused charges circumstances claim claimant Commission common carrier condition connecting consignee container contents contract cost court decision defendant delay delivered delivery destination determine difference duty effect entitled establish evidence Express fact failure filed forwarder freight freight charges given handling held hold included indicated injury inspection Interstate Commerce invoice involved issued liability limitation loaded loss or damage lost market value matter measure ment merchandise moved nature necessary negligence notice notify occurred original owner package paid party payment person plaintiff possession pounds present Problem protect question Railroad reasonable receipt received recover recovery refused released repairs responsibility result rule shipment shipped shipper tariff transportation unless usually