American Railroad and Corporation Reports: Being a Collection of the Current Decisions of the Courts of Last Resort in the United States Pertaining to Railroad and Corporation Law, Volumen3John Lewis E.B. Myers, 1891 |
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... held that where goods are shipped under a bill of lading fixing an agreed valuation thereon and stipulating that in such case " such valuation shall cover loss or damage from any cause what- ever , " the company will , nevertheless , be ...
... held that where goods are shipped under a bill of lading fixing an agreed valuation thereon and stipulating that in such case " such valuation shall cover loss or damage from any cause what- ever , " the company will , nevertheless , be ...
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... held prevented the further execution of the con- tracts in question and rendered what was thereafter done in pursuance of them illegal , but it also held that such illegality would not bar the accounting sought , first , because the ...
... held prevented the further execution of the con- tracts in question and rendered what was thereafter done in pursuance of them illegal , but it also held that such illegality would not bar the accounting sought , first , because the ...
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... held contrary to public policy because one of the parties at- tempted to bind itself not to perform duties incident to the legal character of common carriers or public servants ; or cases where contracts between railroad companies were held ...
... held contrary to public policy because one of the parties at- tempted to bind itself not to perform duties incident to the legal character of common carriers or public servants ; or cases where contracts between railroad companies were held ...
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... Held , that such a custom would be valid against the company , though confined to particular localities , and that its existence was a question of fact for the jury under proper instructions . In this case the consignee lived twenty- 6 ...
... Held , that such a custom would be valid against the company , though confined to particular localities , and that its existence was a question of fact for the jury under proper instructions . In this case the consignee lived twenty- 6 ...
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... held that the liability of the company as an insurer continues until the car has been placed in a reasonably safe and convenient place for unloading . In case of a car of grain which arrived at its destination and was left where it ...
... held that the liability of the company as an insurer continues until the car has been placed in a reasonably safe and convenient place for unloading . In case of a car of grain which arrived at its destination and was left where it ...
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