Herminghausen v. Adams Express Co.
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Lee District Court. — Hon. H. Bank, Jr., Judge. The trial eourt sustained a demurrer to count 3 of plaintiff’s petition. The plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtPreston, J.
I. The original petition was in two counts, which are not set out in the abstract. By way of amendment to petition, plaintiff filed a third count, substantially as follows : That on April 27, 1909, at Montrose, Iowa, he delivered to the defendant one jack, crated, for shipment to Weiner, Ark., and on delivery of said jack he paid the express charges in full as given to him by the.agent of the defendant company *232at Montrose in the sum of $28; that when the jack arrived at Weiner delivery thereof was refused to the plaintiff until a claim for charges in the sum of $102.50 should be paid; that in…
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