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· 1/11/1894

Norfolk & Western R. R. v. Adams

Citations

  • 90 Va. 393
  • 22 L.R.A. 530
  • 18 S.E. 673
  • 1894 Va. LEXIS 4

Syllabus

<p>1. Carriers — Detention of cars — “Demurrage.”—A railroad company may make a reasonable charge for delay in unloading cars after notice of arrival to the consignee, and such charge is not for transportation, storage or delivery of freight within Code, M 1202, 1203, which declare that no charge other than that provided by law shall be made.</p> <p>2. Idem. — A charge to a consignee of one dollar a day after three days for every car remaining unloaded after notice of arrival, held, not unreasonable.</p>

Judges: Faüntleroy, Hinton, Lacy

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