Central Storage Warehouse Co. v. Pickering

I dissent from the opinion of the majority upon two grounds, namely:(1) Section 4-A of the warehouse receipt does not, by simple insertion in the receipt, the receipt being accepted, constitute a contract under the General Code.(2) There was no meeting of the minds upon the provision that the warehouseman should be liable for damages up to the sum of $25, and no more, unless the value thereof was made known at the time of storing and a higher storage rate paid therefor, and hence no contract was made between the parties upon that point.

Does Section 4-A of the warehouse receipt, the receipt…