A Selection of Cases On Agency
A Selection of Cases On Agency
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He is met b}- a gentlemanh' footpad, who says that the money is his so carrying to C. It is denied bj- A. , who is suffered to go on. But on his return, he is again accosted by the same footpad, who alleges that he agreed to pay him that sum or a greater, on condition that he should be suffered to go on and carry to C. It is denied, but the master of the gang interposes, and says he shall acknowledge the agreement. The acknowledging the agreement never made is but the sub modo of the robbery. I...t is but the robbery of the carrier, under a pretence of having carried the money of B. , which he the footpad alleges belonged to him, and which he the carrier had agreed on his first journey to be the fact, and now on his return should pay him, and even a greater sum. In this case it would appear to be as perfectly a pretence as that of the wolf in the fable, accusing the lamb of disturbing the stream. Wh}' is it that a carrier must be answerable for goods notwithstanding a robbery? It is the policy of the law, founded on the possibilit}' of a carrier procuring himself to be robbed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is met b}- a gentlemanh' footpad, who says that the money is his so carrying to C. It is denied bj- A. , who is suffered to go on. But on his return, he is again accosted by the same footpad, who alleges that he agreed to pay him that sum or a greater, on condition that he should be suffered to go on and carry to C. It is denied, but the master of the gang interposes, and says he shall acknowledge the agreement. The acknowledging the agreement never made is but the sub modo of the robbery. I...t is but the robbery of the carrier, under a pretence of having carried the money of B. , which he the footpad alleges belonged to him, and which he the carrier had agreed on his first journey to be the fact, and now on his return should pay him, and even a greater sum. In this case it would appear to be as perfectly a pretence as that of the wolf in the fable, accusing the lamb of disturbing the stream. Wh}' is it that a carrier must be answerable for goods notwithstanding a robbery? It is the policy of the law, founded on the possibilit}' of a carrier procuring himself to be robbed.
What to read after A Selection of Cases On Agency?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eugene Wambaugh to read onlineMoreLess
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