Miller's Law of Freight Loss and Damage ClaimsW. C. Brown Company, 1974 - 429 pages First published in 1948 under title : Motor carrier loss and damage claims. |
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Page 120
... nature of the shipment did not require it . The bill of lading referring to the shipment as " earthenware " gave ample notice that the plumbing fixtures , accepted for carriage , were breakable . There was no attempt at concealment of ...
... nature of the shipment did not require it . The bill of lading referring to the shipment as " earthenware " gave ample notice that the plumbing fixtures , accepted for carriage , were breakable . There was no attempt at concealment of ...
Page 124
... nature of the damage is spoilage , and further if the jury affirmatively finds the car- rier free from negligence and that the carrier performed the transpor- tation service required by the shipper , then the law presumes that the cause ...
... nature of the damage is spoilage , and further if the jury affirmatively finds the car- rier free from negligence and that the carrier performed the transpor- tation service required by the shipper , then the law presumes that the cause ...
Page 252
... nature of the goods and that no duty rested on it in law or contract to furnish refrigeration to prevent spoilage . In sustaining the judgment in favor of the claimant on appeal the court said : The . . . circumstances are sufficient to ...
... nature of the goods and that no duty rested on it in law or contract to furnish refrigeration to prevent spoilage . In sustaining the judgment in favor of the claimant on appeal the court said : The . . . circumstances are sufficient to ...
Contents
Source of Carrier Liability for Loss and Damage | 1 |
The Transportation Contract | 14 |
Common Carriers Liability Generally | 59 |
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