The Kansas City Southern Railway Company v. Shull

This action was begun in the Sevier circuit court by appellees against the appellant to recover damages for a car load of cucumbers which it is alleged were delivered to the carrier at De Queen, Arkansas, on June 15, 1936, in first class condition, and when the car arrived at its destination, the cucumbers were in a damaged condition, had become soft, bruised, overripe and rotten, and had so deteriorated they had greatly depreciated in value, and after selling said car of cucumbers at their market value in Milwaukee, appellees suffered a loss of $424.69; that there were 463 bushels of…