Fifth National Bank v. Providence Warehouse Co.
Supreme Court of Rhode Island
Assumpsit. Heard by the court, jury trial being waived.
1Opinion of the CourtStiness, J.
Alverson, a produce dealer in
Providence, borrowed o£ the plaintiff the sum of f1,950, upon a
warehouse receipt of the defendant which read as follows: —
Providence Warehouse Co.
Providence, September 28,1888.
S. J. Foster, Mgr.
Across the face of the receipt was the word “ Negotiable.”
There were no distinguishing marks on the cases of eggs, and none noted in the margin of the receipt; but the eggs were placed by themselves in the defendant’s loft. Alverson had other eggs in the warehouse, some of which may have been stored with these ; but this lot was specially known to the manager and servants…
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