The American Law Review, Volume 9Little, Brown, and Company, 1875 - Law |
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Page 139
... bill of lading signed by the master for goods never received on board is discussed , we are treated at full length to the opinion of Jervis , C. J. , in Grant v . Norway , 2 Eng . Law & Eq . 337 ; but there is no refer- ence whatever to ...
... bill of lading signed by the master for goods never received on board is discussed , we are treated at full length to the opinion of Jervis , C. J. , in Grant v . Norway , 2 Eng . Law & Eq . 337 ; but there is no refer- ence whatever to ...
Page 156
... bill of lading which contained the conditions and exceptions , and presented it to the Southern Express Company for its signature , and delivered the package of money addressed to the plaintiff with- out stating who was the owner . The bill ...
... bill of lading which contained the conditions and exceptions , and presented it to the Southern Express Company for its signature , and delivered the package of money addressed to the plaintiff with- out stating who was the owner . The bill ...
Page 157
... bill of lading contained no exception , it is clear that the defendant would not be excused because the accident occurred without its fault . It would be the insurer , and therefore accountable . But the bill of lading among other excep ...
... bill of lading contained no exception , it is clear that the defendant would not be excused because the accident occurred without its fault . It would be the insurer , and therefore accountable . But the bill of lading among other excep ...
Page 162
... bill of lading that " it was not to be held liable for any loss or damage except as forwarders , ” because , they say , " in our opinion . . . the effect claimed for this clause of the receipt by the defendants is inconsistent with and ...
... bill of lading that " it was not to be held liable for any loss or damage except as forwarders , ” because , they say , " in our opinion . . . the effect claimed for this clause of the receipt by the defendants is inconsistent with and ...
Page 163
... bill of lading , does not include losses arising from what would be generally understood to be " perils of the sea when occasioned by the negligence of the servants of the carrier . In such case , the carrier being the owner of the ...
... bill of lading , does not include losses arising from what would be generally understood to be " perils of the sea when occasioned by the negligence of the servants of the carrier . In such case , the carrier being the owner of the ...
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