Ruddell v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Appellate Court of Illinois
Error to the Municipal Court of Chicago; the Hon. Stephen A. Poster, Judge, presiding.
1Opinion of the Court
Mr. Presiding Justice Duncan
delivered the opinion of the court.
May 14, 1910, judgment was entered in the lower court for $602.75 against The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company in favor of Thomas C. Ruddell, assignee of J. H. Seward, as damages to 362 boxes of oranges shipped from McPherson, Cal., to Baltimore, Md., by reason of the railroad company’s failure to use proper care of said oranges as a common carrier. This is the second judgment in this cause reviewed by an Appellate Court of this district, and we refer to the opinion of Presiding Justice Holdom in 152 Ill. App. 218, for a…
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