Miller's Law of Freight Loss and Damage ClaimsW.C. Brown Company, 1967 - 427 pages First published in 1948 under title : Motor carrier loss and damage claims. |
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Page 390
... claim should be one on which the carrier could , if it so desired , authorize payment . If a document or several documents are filed with a carrier but the substance of the document or documents is such ... claim because 390 Filing of Claim.
... claim should be one on which the carrier could , if it so desired , authorize payment . If a document or several documents are filed with a carrier but the substance of the document or documents is such ... claim because 390 Filing of Claim.
Page 392
... claim referred , and was in substance the making of a claim within the meaning of the stipulation , the object of which was to secure reasonable notice . We think that it sufficiently apprised the carrier of the character of the claim ...
... claim referred , and was in substance the making of a claim within the meaning of the stipulation , the object of which was to secure reasonable notice . We think that it sufficiently apprised the carrier of the character of the claim ...
Page 402
... claim or a portion thereof in writing . No provision of the law or the bill of lading establishes any minimum time limit before which suit cannot be instituted after written claim has been filed . In fact , there is nothing to prevent ...
... claim or a portion thereof in writing . No provision of the law or the bill of lading establishes any minimum time limit before which suit cannot be instituted after written claim has been filed . In fact , there is nothing to prevent ...
Contents
Source of Carrier Liability for Loss and Damage | 1 |
B Carriers Liability Under Federal Legislation | 7 |
The Transportation Contract | 13 |
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accept act of God agent amount apparent good order Appeals applied arrived bill of lading burden carload carrier's liability caused Chicago claimant common carrier common law concealed loss connecting carrier consignee consignee's consignor container contents contract Court held Crail decision defendant defendant's delay delivering carrier delivery destination duty employees establish evidence facie fact failure filed freight charges full actual loss indicated injury inspection Interstate Commerce Act Interstate Commerce Commission issued jury loading loss and damage loss or damage market value measure of damages ment merchandise motor carrier N. R. Co negligence notice notify order bill original owner packages packed party person plaintiff possession public enemy purchaser rail carriers railroad Railway Express Agency reasonable receipt received recovery refused result rule shipment shipped shipper straight bill supra tariff tion title 49 transportation truck U. S. Code unloading warehouse