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 165
John McKnight Miller, Richard R. Sigmon. of action . If the suit was in tort ( which is usually an action based on negligence ) , a right of contribution seldom would exist ; if the suit was on the bill of lading contract , the paying ...
John McKnight Miller, Richard R. Sigmon. of action . If the suit was in tort ( which is usually an action based on negligence ) , a right of contribution seldom would exist ; if the suit was on the bill of lading contract , the paying ...
Page 237
... suit against the carrier although requested by the insurance company to do so and after lapse of almost two years the latter instituted suit to recover on the draft . The Court held that the terms of the draft and endorsement thereon ...
... suit against the carrier although requested by the insurance company to do so and after lapse of almost two years the latter instituted suit to recover on the draft . The Court held that the terms of the draft and endorsement thereon ...
Page 402
... Suits There is nothing in the law which prevents a claimant from entering suit against a carrier within the nine month period for filing claims . The bill of lading provision limiting the maximum time for entering suit applies in only ...
... Suits There is nothing in the law which prevents a claimant from entering suit against a carrier within the nine month period for filing claims . The bill of lading provision limiting the maximum time for entering suit applies in only ...
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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