Gross Common Carrier v. Quick-N-Clean Corp.
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtFairchild, J.
Under the contract between the shipper and Associated Truck Lines, the receiving carrier, the washer could only be delivered upon surrender of the original bill of lading properly endorsed. In order to obtain this bill of lading, Quick-N-Clean would have had to pay $980 to the bank at Brainerd for Clesco’s account. It is conceded by all that under the applicable law, the receiving carrier was liable to Clesco for improper delivery, and Gross was liable for reimbursement.
The stipulation indicates, however, that the cash-on-delivery arrangement between the shipper and the carrier was…
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