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governing the carrier he proposes to use , where he will find reference both to the appropriate rule and the page on which ... A - 2 , effective July 7 , 1954 , he will observe the Index to Rules are on pages 154 - A and 155 - A ; after ...
governing the carrier he proposes to use , where he will find reference both to the appropriate rule and the page on which ... A - 2 , effective July 7 , 1954 , he will observe the Index to Rules are on pages 154 - A and 155 - A ; after ...
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Any rule that is changed , deleted , or added during the period between publication of successive issues of a Classification is ... 20 , effective October 15 , 1951 , contains rules numbered 1 to 52 ; but since there is none numbered 23 ...
Any rule that is changed , deleted , or added during the period between publication of successive issues of a Classification is ... 20 , effective October 15 , 1951 , contains rules numbered 1 to 52 ; but since there is none numbered 23 ...
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This rule appears only in the Rail Classification . It prohibits freight being loaded in the bunkers of refrigerator cars . Freight in Excess of Full Carload ( R - 24 ) . This is an important rule for railroad shipments requiring more ...
This rule appears only in the Rail Classification . It prohibits freight being loaded in the bunkers of refrigerator cars . Freight in Excess of Full Carload ( R - 24 ) . This is an important rule for railroad shipments requiring more ...
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SHIPPING DOCUMENTSPART I | 7 |
SHIPPING DOCUMENTSPART II | 30 |
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