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Asserted a lien on goods for car service charges.
Interstate Commerce Commission. 136 August, 1905.
T. M. Kehoe & Co. Vs. P. & R. Ry. Et. Al.
Shipments of hay refused by consignees, and car ser- vice charges accrued pending disposition by shipper. Shipper contends that demurrage charge should be but 20 cents per day, as that is the rate of inter- change between roads.
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine 142 Fisher vs. Boston & Maine R. R. Co.
Extract from decision bearing upon duty of railroads in ...case of shipments that cannot be delivered to connecting carrier.
Extract from Federal Reports 142 Bedford-Bowling Green Stone Co. Vs. Oman. Relation of railroads to private switches.
PBH 11 f Jlrtutiny Stme Bank Building. &rrantntt.
LEGAL DECISIONS AND OPINIONS.
SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA. OCTOBER TERM, 1892.
p/ Ga. Reports, p. 5/7.
HARRIS vs.
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD AND BANKING COMPANY OF GEORGIA ; AND VICE VERSA.
Where it affirmatively appears that by a general rule of the railway company demurrage and storage were chargeable to all patrons, and that the special contract de- clared upon was made not with the authorities which pro- mulgated the rule but with subordinate agents and for the express purpose of avoiding the application of the rule in the given instance, a breach of the contract by one of the same agents who cooperated in making it affords no cause of action against the company.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Asserted a lien on goods for car service charges.
Interstate Commerce Commission. 136 August, 1905.
T. M. Kehoe & Co. Vs. P. & R. Ry. Et. Al.
Shipments of hay refused by consignees, and car ser- vice charges accrued pending disposition by shipper. Shipper contends that demurrage charge should be but 20 cents per day, as that is the rate of inter- change between roads.
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine 142 Fisher vs. Boston & Maine R. R. Co.
Extract from decision bearing upon duty of railroads in ...case of shipments that cannot be delivered to connecting carrier.
Extract from Federal Reports 142 Bedford-Bowling Green Stone Co. Vs. Oman. Relation of railroads to private switches.
PBH 11 f Jlrtutiny Stme Bank Building. &rrantntt.
LEGAL DECISIONS AND OPINIONS.
SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA. OCTOBER TERM, 1892.
p/ Ga. Reports, p. 5/7.
HARRIS vs.
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD AND BANKING COMPANY OF GEORGIA ; AND VICE VERSA.
Where it affirmatively appears that by a general rule of the railway company demurrage and storage were chargeable to all patrons, and that the special contract de- clared upon was made not with the authorities which pro- mulgated the rule but with subordinate agents and for the express purpose of avoiding the application of the rule in the given instance, a breach of the contract by one of the same agents who cooperated in making it affords no cause of action against the company.
What to read after Legal Decisions in Car Service Cases?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Association of Demurrage Officers to read onlineMoreLess
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