Brown v. Railway Express Agency, Inc.
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
1Opinion of the CourtDunn, C. J.
The parties agree upon the facts.
Consignee (who was also consignor,) sues the terminal carrier for nondelivery of two trunks, a suitcase, and ten boxes, containing wearing apparel, other effects, and property, of the declared and fair value of $1,000.00. Transit over, the articles had been placed, in good order, absent specific delivery address, in the carrier’s office, where, five days later, they, were completely destroyed by a great fire. This fire, of undetermined origin, consumed many business places, as well as much of the residential district, in the city of the location of the express…
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