Reinschmidt v. Louisville & Nashville Railroad

In this case, which was a suit for recovery from a shipper of alleged undercharges for freight transported by plaintiff railroad company, the gist of the allegations of the special counts' of the declaration was that, under the tariffs and schedules of charges of the carrier, on file with and approved by the Railroad Commission at the time of the shipment of certain stave bolts and headings to defendant, that defendant had become liable to pay, but had not paid to the carrier, the full amount of the’ applicable tariff charges'.

A plea filed to the declaration in effect denied the allegations…