Mirandona v. Aaxico Airlines, Inc.

LUTHER E. HALL, Judge pro tem.

Plaintiffs, wholesale fur merchants in the city of New Orleans, shipped four bales of muskrat furs to New York via defendant Airline. One bale of fur was rejected by the buyer in New York because the packing had been damaged. According to the uncontradicted testimony of plaintiffs, the defendant Airline’s New Orleans manager agreed that the furs would be returned to New Orleans to be repacked at the Airline’s cost and then returned to New York.

The bale of furs, its packing damaged but otherwise in good condition, was thereafter placed on one of defendant…