The Traffic Library volume 12
The Traffic Library volume 12
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Nashville, C. & St. L. R. Co. , 148 S. W. 214; Mechem on Agency, sec. 311.
(4) Woumit vs. Henshaw, 35 Vt. 605, holding that where a passen- ger upon a railroad train is justified in regarding the man whom he sees handling the baggage as the agent of the company and giving him directions as to the disposition to be made of his baggage, a delivery to a person apparently employed in a freight office to receive and receipt for the goods in the presence of and with the knowledge of the agent, who do...es not object, a good delivery to the carrier, was consummated. Harrell vs. Railroad, 106 N. Car. 258.
LAW OF COMMON CARRIERS 99 But if delivery of a shipment is made to an employe of the carrier whose employment is such "as to negative a reasonable belief" that he has authority to accept goods for transportation, the acceptance of a shipment by such employe is not sufficient to constitute a delivery to the carrier. 5 § 5. Carrier's Duty to Receive Goods in General.
A common carrier is bound to receive all goods offered that he is able and accustomed to carry, and to transport such goods and deliver them pursuant to the contract of carriage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nashville, C. & St. L. R. Co. , 148 S. W. 214; Mechem on Agency, sec. 311.
(4) Woumit vs. Henshaw, 35 Vt. 605, holding that where a passen- ger upon a railroad train is justified in regarding the man whom he sees handling the baggage as the agent of the company and giving him directions as to the disposition to be made of his baggage, a delivery to a person apparently employed in a freight office to receive and receipt for the goods in the presence of and with the knowledge of the agent, who do...es not object, a good delivery to the carrier, was consummated. Harrell vs. Railroad, 106 N. Car. 258.
LAW OF COMMON CARRIERS 99 But if delivery of a shipment is made to an employe of the carrier whose employment is such "as to negative a reasonable belief" that he has authority to accept goods for transportation, the acceptance of a shipment by such employe is not sufficient to constitute a delivery to the carrier. 5 § 5. Carrier's Duty to Receive Goods in General.
A common carrier is bound to receive all goods offered that he is able and accustomed to carry, and to transport such goods and deliver them pursuant to the contract of carriage.
What to read after The Traffic Library volume 12?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Commerce Association to read onlineMoreLess
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