Bradshaw v. . R. R.

The record in this case is not altogether clear; it is somewhat complicated and confused; but, as we understand it, on or about 31 March, 1920, a carload of furniture was shipped from Joslin, N. H., to the plaintiff at Wilmington, N.C. over the lines of the Boston Maine Railroad Company, as the initial or receiving carrier, and other connecting carriers, and finally over the road of the Seaboard Air Line Railway Company as the terminal or delivering carrier. This shipment was delayed in transit for a period of more than four months, and plaintiff alleges that same was greatly damaged by…