Texas N.O.R. Co. v. Miller Co.
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
The Texas New Orleans Railroad Company sues Miller Company, Incorporated, for the balance of freight charges alleged to be due on two shipments as follows:(1) eight bales of compressed cotton marked Arah, which under bill of lading dated September 20th, 1932, was transported to East Orange, N.J., consigned to Miller Company, Incorporated; and(2) one hundred bales of compressed cotton marked Arik, which under bill of lading dated October 5th, 1932, was transported to Little Falls, N.Y., consigned to Miller Company, Incorporated.
The carrier avers that the shipments were transported to their…
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