· 7/1/1863
Hayes v. Wells, Fargo & Co.
Citations
- 23 Cal. 185
Syllabus
<p>Common carriers, who are engaged in. the transmission and delivery of letters inclosed in envelopes, are not liable for any article of special value inclosed within the envelope, or for any loss beyond that of an ordinary letter, unless informed at the time they received the letter for transmission of the value of the same.</p>
Judges: Crocker
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