Southern Railway Co. v. American Peanut Corp.
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtGregory, J.
The American Peanut Corporation, suing in its own right and for its own benefit, as well as for the benefit of a number of insurance companies, instituted its action by way of notice of motion for judgment against the Southern Railway Company to recover of the railway company $32,316.85 with interest, for damages which it claimed to have sustained by reason of the loss of a quantity of peanuts which were stored in a warehouse known as the “Hull House.” This building was located just outside of the corporate *361limits of the town of Emporia and the building and the peanuts were destroyed by fire,…
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