Baum v. Long Island Railroad
City of New York Municipal Court
Motion to set aside a verdict.
1Opinion of the CourtGreen, J.
On September Ó, 1907, at Arveme, borough of Queens, New York city, the plaintiff delivered to the defendant, who is a common carrier controlling, operating and conducting “ The Long Island Express,” her certain trunk with its contents, to be carried and delivered by the defendant to her home, No. 1275 Madison avenue, borough of Manhattan, New York city. The testimony of the plaintiff was not contradicted in regard to the contents of the trunk showing apparel, etc., of the value of $1,192.88, and it was conceded by the defendant that it received the trunk as a common carrier ; that it never…
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