Law of Eminent Domain And of Railroads And Warehouses Comprising the Constitu
Law of Eminent Domain And of Railroads And Warehouses Comprising the Constitu
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R. R. V. Lamed, 103 111. 293.
2414. A railway company by accepting and acting under its char- ter, becomes a carrier of persons and property, and the law imposes all the duties and liabilities of a common carrier upon it, and such company cannot exonerate itself from such duty and responsibility by contract with others, nor in anywise escape or free itself from liability, unless released by the general assembly. W. , St. L. & P. Ry. V. Peyton, 106 111. 534.
2415. A provision in a shipping contr...act voluntarily and under- standingly entered into, that in consideration of reduced rates, no claim for damages should be made, unless made in writing verified by the affidavit of the shipper and delivered to the general freight agent of the carrier at his office within five days from the time the stock is removed from the cars, will be binding on the shipper, and is not void as being contrary to any law or public policy. Black v. W. , St. L. & P. Ry. , Ill 111. 351.
2416. A carrier may by special contract with the shipper, limit his liability to such damage or loss as may arise on his own line of car- riage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
R. R. V. Lamed, 103 111. 293.
2414. A railway company by accepting and acting under its char- ter, becomes a carrier of persons and property, and the law imposes all the duties and liabilities of a common carrier upon it, and such company cannot exonerate itself from such duty and responsibility by contract with others, nor in anywise escape or free itself from liability, unless released by the general assembly. W. , St. L. & P. Ry. V. Peyton, 106 111. 534.
2415. A provision in a shipping contr...act voluntarily and under- standingly entered into, that in consideration of reduced rates, no claim for damages should be made, unless made in writing verified by the affidavit of the shipper and delivered to the general freight agent of the carrier at his office within five days from the time the stock is removed from the cars, will be binding on the shipper, and is not void as being contrary to any law or public policy. Black v. W. , St. L. & P. Ry. , Ill 111. 351.
2416. A carrier may by special contract with the shipper, limit his liability to such damage or loss as may arise on his own line of car- riage.
What to read after Law of Eminent Domain And of Railroads And Warehouses Comprising the Constitu?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H Wesley H Manier to read onlineMoreLess
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