The Control of Public Utilities
The Control of Public Utilities
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, 56 Fed. 925.
Carriers may not lawfully discriminate between shippers in the matter of continuous carriage without the breaking of bulk. — \Yarren- Ehret Co. V. Cent. R. Co. Of N. J. , 8 Inters. Com. K. 598.
A carrier may not regard lighterage service, for avoidance of break- age of bulk, as part of the through transportation to more distant points and not to an intermediate point, the carriage to both places § 40. ] Liability foe Loss or Damage. 443 being through and continuous. — Warren-Ehre...t Co. V. Ceiit. E. Co. Of N. J. , 8 Inters. Com. R. 598.
The continuity of a carriage of goods is not broken by one or more carriers, members of a through line, charging local rates as their pro- portion of a through line. — Board of Trade v. Ala. Mid. R. Co. , 6 Inters. Com. R. 1.
A railroad company cannot require a connecting carrier to break bulk and reship, as a condition of carrying the latter's freight from such point of intersection. — Hudson Valley R. Co. V. Boston & M. R. Co. , 45 Misc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, 56 Fed. 925.
Carriers may not lawfully discriminate between shippers in the matter of continuous carriage without the breaking of bulk. — \Yarren- Ehret Co. V. Cent. R. Co. Of N. J. , 8 Inters. Com. K. 598.
A carrier may not regard lighterage service, for avoidance of break- age of bulk, as part of the through transportation to more distant points and not to an intermediate point, the carriage to both places § 40. ] Liability foe Loss or Damage. 443 being through and continuous. — Warren-Ehre...t Co. V. Ceiit. E. Co. Of N. J. , 8 Inters. Com. R. 598.
The continuity of a carriage of goods is not broken by one or more carriers, members of a through line, charging local rates as their pro- portion of a through line. — Board of Trade v. Ala. Mid. R. Co. , 6 Inters. Com. R. 1.
A railroad company cannot require a connecting carrier to break bulk and reship, as a condition of carrying the latter's freight from such point of intersection. — Hudson Valley R. Co. V. Boston & M. R. Co. , 45 Misc.
What to read after The Control of Public Utilities?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Mills Ivins to read onlineMoreLess
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