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 20
... receipt is not essential to complete delivery to the carrier for transportation . A carrier cannot escape liability because of its failure to issue a receipt or bill of lading . The portion of the commonly used rail and motor carrier ...
... receipt is not essential to complete delivery to the carrier for transportation . A carrier cannot escape liability because of its failure to issue a receipt or bill of lading . The portion of the commonly used rail and motor carrier ...
Page 208
... receipt in any particular way . The important thing is that the party making the signature , regardless of the means by which it is affixed , adopts such signature as his own act . For this reason pencil signatures , pen signatures ...
... receipt in any particular way . The important thing is that the party making the signature , regardless of the means by which it is affixed , adopts such signature as his own act . For this reason pencil signatures , pen signatures ...
Page 209
... receipt which a carrier would have to accept when making tender of delivery . The primary purpose of a delivery receipt , from the viewpoint of both carrier and honest consignee , is to preserve a precise record of facts which existed ...
... receipt which a carrier would have to accept when making tender of delivery . The primary purpose of a delivery receipt , from the viewpoint of both carrier and honest consignee , is to preserve a precise record of facts which existed ...
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