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· 2/7/1934

Yondorf v. Bartley

Citations

  • 273 Ill. App. 630
  • 1934 Ill. App. LEXIS 987

How courts have described this case

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  • \A common carrier is an insurer of goods entrusted to him and accountable for the loss thereof or any damage thereto unless shown to have happened by the act of God or the public enemy or to have occasioned [sic] by an act of the shipper or someone in his position.\
  • contrasting common and private carriers of property
  • “A common carrier is an insurer of goods entrusted to him and accountable for the loss thereof or any damage thereto unless shown to have happened by the act of God or the public enemy or to have occasioned [sic] by an act of the shipper or someone in his position.”

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