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· 10/15/1912

New Orleans, Mobile & Chicago Railroad v. Mauldin

Citations

  • 103 Miss. 244
  • 60 So. 211

Syllabus

<p>1. Carriers. Delay in shipment. Sufficiency of evidence. Ileresay evidence. Failure to object.</p> <p>Where heresay evidence is permitted to go to the the jury without objection it should be considered by them in making up the verdict.</p> <p>2. Carriers. Delay in shipment. Act of God. Sufficiency of evidence.</p> <p>Where in a suit for damages against a carrier for delay in the transportation’ of a shipment, the only evidence to show that the delay was caused by an. unprecedented flood was the testimony of a witness that he had been told by the railroad people that such was the case, such testimony was not sufficient to show that the delay was caused by the act of God.</p>

Judges: Cook

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