Byrton Dairy Products, Inc. v. Harborside Refrigerated Services, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• denying motion for summary judgment on cross claims for indemnity because question of fact existed as to cause of spoilation of goods
• awarding breach of contract damages after determining defendant was not a freight forwarder for Carmack liability
• denying motion for summary judgment on cross claims for indemnity because question of fact existed as to cause of spoilation of goods
• awarding breach of contract damages after determining defendant was not a freight forwarder for Carmack liability
• limiting damages in a breach of contract claim against a broker to the amount specified in the contract; stating that “[s]ince the Carmack Act is held to be inapplicable, no applicable ground is argued for declining to enforce the limitation of liability.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).