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These companies may purchase insurance to cover damage to their equipment by fire , collision or railroad wrecks and ... with the assured he should carefully scrutinize the rules promulgated by the Association of American Railroads .
These companies may purchase insurance to cover damage to their equipment by fire , collision or railroad wrecks and ... with the assured he should carefully scrutinize the rules promulgated by the Association of American Railroads .
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CHAPTER XXXVI Railroad Side Track Agreements — Car Demurrage TWO FORMS OF AGREEMENT SHOWN - RAILROAD RELIEVES ITSELF FROM CERTAIN LIABILITIES— POSSIBLE CONFLICT WITH INSURANCE POLICIES MANY INDUSTRIES now have private sidings leading ...
CHAPTER XXXVI Railroad Side Track Agreements — Car Demurrage TWO FORMS OF AGREEMENT SHOWN - RAILROAD RELIEVES ITSELF FROM CERTAIN LIABILITIES— POSSIBLE CONFLICT WITH INSURANCE POLICIES MANY INDUSTRIES now have private sidings leading ...
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410 , is not in point because the lighterage there was from and to a steamship , and could not be performed " by or on behalf of " a railroad . Defendant , contending that the phrase " on behalf of ” means " as agent of ” the rail ...
410 , is not in point because the lighterage there was from and to a steamship , and could not be performed " by or on behalf of " a railroad . Defendant , contending that the phrase " on behalf of ” means " as agent of ” the rail ...
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| 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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