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· 8/22/1912

Union Elevator & Warehouse Co. v. Farmers' Warehouse Co.

Citations

  • 69 Wash. 664
  • 125 P. 960
  • 1912 Wash. LEXIS 971

Syllabus

<p>Warehousemen—Delivery—Breach oe Contract—Liability. A warehouseman who loads out wheat, stored under the usual form of warehouse receipt, which was “wet, mouldy and in a growing condition,” is liable in damages, where there was no acceptance at the warehouse and no evidence that it was damaged in transit.</p> <p>Appeal—Review—Evidence. The credibility of the evidence sustaining a judgment will not be considered on appeal.</p>

Judges: Chadwick

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