A Treatise On the Law of Bailments : Contracts Connected With the Custody And Possession of Personal Property
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Smith, 571.
* Freeman v. Newton, 3 E. D. Smith, 246, 251.
6 Hickox V. Naugatuck E. Co., 31 Conn. E. 281; Wood v. Devin, 13 HI., 746.
6 Ante, §§ 336, 337, 538; O'Neil v. I^^. T. C. & H. R. E. E. Co., 60 N. Y. 138. If, how- ever, the baggage is delivered to the carrier for transportation and not for storage, and the passenger consents to some delay for the convenience of the carrier, the latter is liable as carrier for the loss of the baggage. Shaw v. Northern Pacific E. E. Co., 40 Minn.
21 450 L...aw op Bailments.
When a passenger takes a stateroom on a steamboat and carries into it items of baggage and other valuables, his relation to the carrier is similar to that of a guest to an innkeeper, after he has taken a room and placed his baggage in it ; and the carrier's liability is Uke that of the innkeeper. The act of taking the key to a rr » mi in the mn, does not charge a guest with the custody of his baggage in the room, so as to discharge the innkeeper : and the same is adjudged where a passenger on a steamboat receives the key to a room where he places his baggage, without intending to retain the custody of his baggage to the exclusion of the carrier.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Smith, 571.
* Freeman v. Newton, 3 E. D. Smith, 246, 251.
6 Hickox V. Naugatuck E. Co., 31 Conn. E. 281; Wood v. Devin, 13 HI., 746.
6 Ante, §§ 336, 337, 538; O'Neil v. I^^. T. C. & H. R. E. E. Co., 60 N. Y. 138. If, how- ever, the baggage is delivered to the carrier for transportation and not for storage, and the passenger consents to some delay for the convenience of the carrier, the latter is liable as carrier for the loss of the baggage. Shaw v. Northern Pacific E. E. Co., 40 Minn.
21 450 L...aw op Bailments.
When a passenger takes a stateroom on a steamboat and carries into it items of baggage and other valuables, his relation to the carrier is similar to that of a guest to an innkeeper, after he has taken a room and placed his baggage in it ; and the carrier's liability is Uke that of the innkeeper. The act of taking the key to a rr » mi in the mn, does not charge a guest with the custody of his baggage in the room, so as to discharge the innkeeper : and the same is adjudged where a passenger on a steamboat receives the key to a room where he places his baggage, without intending to retain the custody of his baggage to the exclusion of the carrier.
What to read after A Treatise On the Law of Bailments : Contracts Connected With the Custody And Possession of Personal Property?
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