CARRIERS - FERRIES - LIABILITY FOR AUTOMOBILE LOST IN TRANSIT

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Abstract

The plaintiff purchased a ticket for passage on the defendant's ferry and drove his car aboard. During transit, and through no negligence on the part of the defendant, the boat ran upon a stone piling and sank. Held, that the defendant, although a common carrier, had not received and accepted the automobile, and therefore was not subject to insurer's liability. Mercer v. Christiana Ferry Co. (Del. 1930) 155 Atl. 596.

Recommended Citation

CARRIERS - FERRIES - LIABILITY FOR AUTOMOBILE LOST IN TRANSIT, 30 Mich. L. Rev. 621 (1932).
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