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Abstract
Station agents, without receiving goods, have frequently signed bills of lading purporting to bind their company. When a bill of lading thus issued has been transferred to an innocent purchaser for value, the question arises whether such person may recover against the carrier company. The question is obviously one of the .agent's ability to bind his employer.
Recommended Citation
Merton L. Ferson,
FRAUDULENT BILLS OF LADING,
21
Mich. L. Rev.
655
(1923).
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