Irene M. Miller, and Her Husband, Albert F. Miller v. Lykes Brothers Steamship Co., Inc.

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• finding a contractual provision integral regardless of the appellants’ failure to read the overarching agreement
• noting \the general rule that mere notices insufficient to bring the passenger's attention to restrictions set forth on the reverse side of tickets do not incorporate the restrictions into the contract of passage.\
• interpreted Silvestri to hold that restrictions are binding “only if the carrier warns the passenger of their importance as well as their existence”
• passenger’s signature at end of ticket

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).