Barrett v. Fournial

(after stating the facts as above). Numerous assignments of error are addressed to the court’s ruling that the plaintiff’s recovery was not limited to the equivalent of 250 franes per case. We think the evidence is clear that, whatever may have been the original arrangement between the parties, the goods were ultimately held on a bailment for storage. Plaintiff’s Exhibit No. 6 is a receipted bill, paid January 5, 1914, for 18 months’ storage and insurance. The defendant’s letter of February 12, 1914, introduced as Plaintiff’s Exhibit No. 7, states that they will hold the goods in storage as…