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· 4/24/1894

Blanchard v. Pacific Rolling-Mill Co.

Citations

  • 4 Cal. Unrep. 619
  • 36 P. 584
  • 1894 Cal. LEXIS 1282

Syllabus

<p>Goods Sold to Arrive by Ship—Delivery—Delay—Expenses.— Where plaintiff sold to defendant iron, to arrive by a certain ship, then on her way—the iron to be delivered at defendant’s wharf, and received by him, as discharged—defendant is liablé to plaintiff for the necessary charges paid by him for the use of the ship and wharfage while awaiting, after arrival, opportunity to discharge, defendant’s wharf being occupied by other vessels.</p>

Judges: Garoutte

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