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In the City of New York there are many major stores of this nature , each one of which maintained its own parcel delivery service . Practically all of them traversed the same route every day . Because this was a very substantial ...
In the City of New York there are many major stores of this nature , each one of which maintained its own parcel delivery service . Practically all of them traversed the same route every day . Because this was a very substantial ...
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establish that the " inherent ” nature or defect of the goods has been the immediate or proximate and not the remote cause of the loss , and must show that the injury resulted from those conditions , and that its negligence did not ...
establish that the " inherent ” nature or defect of the goods has been the immediate or proximate and not the remote cause of the loss , and must show that the injury resulted from those conditions , and that its negligence did not ...
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Claims of this nature must be investigated immediately . That is to say , on the day the adjuster receives the assignment and before the marks , if such exist , have been obliterated . Should there be a delay in reporting and the ...
Claims of this nature must be investigated immediately . That is to say , on the day the adjuster receives the assignment and before the marks , if such exist , have been obliterated . Should there be a delay in reporting and the ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Adjusting Practices: Inland Marine and Transportation Insurance Legal classics library |
| Author | William Martin Mortimer |
| Publisher | Transportation Service Company, 1951 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 4 Dec 2007 |
| Length | 592 pages |
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