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 62
... shipment separated the carriage into distinct portions by their contracts , it is not for courts judicially to meld the portions into something they are not . The test is not where the shipment originated but where the obligation of the ...
... shipment separated the carriage into distinct portions by their contracts , it is not for courts judicially to meld the portions into something they are not . The test is not where the shipment originated but where the obligation of the ...
Page 115
... shipment weighed 2,600 pounds . Defendant's evidence showed that the machinery was shipped as junk ; the truck after loading was sealed until delivery was made to plaintiff in Philadelphia ; nothing happened to the shipment in transit ...
... shipment weighed 2,600 pounds . Defendant's evidence showed that the machinery was shipped as junk ; the truck after loading was sealed until delivery was made to plaintiff in Philadelphia ; nothing happened to the shipment in transit ...
Page 131
... shipment ; that the temperature was approximately sixty degrees at the time and place of the shipment , but while the car was in transit and as it approached its destination the temperature increased to above eighty degrees . The evi ...
... shipment ; that the temperature was approximately sixty degrees at the time and place of the shipment , but while the car was in transit and as it approached its destination the temperature increased to above eighty degrees . The evi ...
Contents
Common Carriers Liability Generally | 59 |
Specific Phases of Carrier Liability | 76 |
Measure of Damages | 270 |
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