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 135
... received by the carrier in acknowledged good external condition but are delivered by the carrier in a damaged or stained condition which could rea- sonably and logically be found to indicate that the discovered damage or deterioration ...
... received by the carrier in acknowledged good external condition but are delivered by the carrier in a damaged or stained condition which could rea- sonably and logically be found to indicate that the discovered damage or deterioration ...
Page 143
... receiving clerk of a branch store or warehouse and , in some instances , for his immediate supervisors , when shipments are received and receipted for in good order and subsequently damaged in opening the container or in handling after ...
... receiving clerk of a branch store or warehouse and , in some instances , for his immediate supervisors , when shipments are received and receipted for in good order and subsequently damaged in opening the container or in handling after ...
Page 207
... received in appar- ent good order is only prima facie evidence of that fact , and it is com- petent to show as between the parties thereto that a different quantity was actually received or that the goods were not in fact received in ...
... received in appar- ent good order is only prima facie evidence of that fact , and it is com- petent to show as between the parties thereto that a different quantity was actually received or that the goods were not in fact received in ...
Contents
Common Carriers Liability Generally | 59 |
Specific Phases of Carrier Liability | 76 |
Measure of Damages | 270 |
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accept act of God agent amount Appeals applied arrived authority bailments bill of lading carload carrier's liability caused Chicago circumstances claimant common carrier common law condition connecting carrier consignee consignee's consignor container contents contract court held Crail decision defendant defendant's delay delivering carrier delivery destination duty established evidence fact failure filed freight charges full actual loss injury inspection Interstate Commerce Act Interstate Commerce Commission involved issued jury limit loading loss and damage loss or damage market value measure of damages ment merchandise motor carrier negligence notice notify order bill original owner packages packed party payment person plaintiff possession public enemy purchaser rail carriers railroad Railway Express Agency rates reasonable receipt received recovery refused result retail rier rule Section shipped shipper sold straight bill Supp supra Supreme Court tariff tion title 49 transportation truck U.S. Code unloading