Segura v. Reed
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from the Third District Court of New Orleans, Kennedy, J. cited Kohn v, Packard, 3 La. 225. 3 Kent's Com. 215. Chickering v. Fowler, 4 Pick.'^73. cited 3 La. 225. 1 Ann. R. 154. 1 Story’s Rep. 603.
1Opinion of the Court
The judgment of the court was pronounced by
SiiiDEi-L, J.
The¡ claim of the plaintiffis for the value of ten bales of cotton. The plaintiff, a planter, shipped twenty-one bales to Darby Sf Tremoulet, his factors, at New Orleans, by the steamer Aid. Eleven bales only of this shipment came to hand. The defendants pleaded the general denial; also thas the ten bales were delivered on the levée ; that due notice thereof was given ; and that, if this cotton was thereafter lost or stolen, the defendants were not responsible.
It appears that the steamer arrived at New Orleans on a friday night. The next…
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