Indianapolis & Cincinnati Railroad v. Cox
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Shelby Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtRay, J.
This cause was submitted to the court below upon the following agreed statement of facts: The appellee purchased a ticket issued by appellant, as evidence of a right of passage from Indianapolis to Shelbyville, and his baggage was taken charge of by said company for delivery at that *361point, a check being given for the same, upon which was stamped, on one side thereof, these words: “In consideration of free carriage, its value is agreed to be limited to one hundred dollars,” and on the -reverse, “ I. & O. R. R., 583, Indianapolis and Shelbyville.” The appellee could have read the words and…
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