Annual Report of the Railroad Commissioners of Kentucky, volume 26
Annual Report of the Railroad Commissioners of Kentucky, volume 26
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But, as said before, this notice is not always given until after the free time has begun.
The enforcement of car service rules is only aUowed upon the ground of the public benefit which is derived from the speedy loading or unloading of cars, and that such speedy load- ing or unloading is necessary to enable the railroads to trans- port the freight of the country. In every matter where a man's property is taken, or a charge assessed against his property, except in car service rules, the party w...hose money is taken, or upon whose proi)erty the charge is made, has an opportunity to be heard, or at least has notice ; but, as the railroads claim this extraordinary privilege of collecting money for car service from shippers without opportunity for defense or investigation, and without notice, the rules which regulate the exercise of this extraordiiiary power ought to be beyond all question rea- sonable and fair, and give to the shipper a reasonable time in which to load and unload freight. The question therefore arises : Is any time reasonable which begins before the shipper has no- tice of the placing of the car and of his duty to unload the freight within a reasonable time?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, as said before, this notice is not always given until after the free time has begun.
The enforcement of car service rules is only aUowed upon the ground of the public benefit which is derived from the speedy loading or unloading of cars, and that such speedy load- ing or unloading is necessary to enable the railroads to trans- port the freight of the country. In every matter where a man's property is taken, or a charge assessed against his property, except in car service rules, the party w...hose money is taken, or upon whose proi)erty the charge is made, has an opportunity to be heard, or at least has notice ; but, as the railroads claim this extraordinary privilege of collecting money for car service from shippers without opportunity for defense or investigation, and without notice, the rules which regulate the exercise of this extraordiiiary power ought to be beyond all question rea- sonable and fair, and give to the shipper a reasonable time in which to load and unload freight. The question therefore arises : Is any time reasonable which begins before the shipper has no- tice of the placing of the car and of his duty to unload the freight within a reasonable time?
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