...liligence may also be materially affected by the nature, bulk, and value of the articles. A man vould not be expected to take the same care of a bag of oats as of a bag of dollars ; of a >alc of cotton as of a box of jewellery ; of a oad of wood as of a package of paintings...

...'§15. And what constitutes ordinary diligence, may also be materially affected by the nature, bulk, and value of the articles.1 A man would not be expected...take the same care of a bag of oats, as of a bag of dollars; of a bale of cotton, as of a box of diamonds or other jewelry ; of a common load of wood,...

...proportioned to the nature, intrinsic value, ikc. of the article intrusted to his keeping. A man will not be expected to take the same care of a bag of oats, as of a bag of dollars ; of a bale of cotton, as of a box of diamonds or other jewelry; of a load of wood, as of a...

...value of the article is a necessary ingredient in the consideration of every question of negligence. A man would not be expected to take the same care of a box of ninepins as of a box of diamonds;— of a bag of marbles as of a bag of sovereigns ; or the...

...ordinary diligence may also be materially affected by the nature, bulk, and value of the articles. A man would not be expected to take the same care...a bag of gold ; of a bale of cotton as of a box of jewelry ; of a load of wood as of a package of paintings ; of a block of marble as of a sculptured...

...ordinary diligence may also be materially affected by the nature, bulk, and value of the articles. A man would not be expected to take the same care...a bag of gold ; of a bale of cotton as of a box of jewelry ; of a load of wood as of a package of paintings ; of a block of marble as of a sculptured...

...The nature, bulk, and value of the articles are also to be eon* sidered.3 A man would not be required to take the same care of a bag of oats, as of a bag...cotton, as of a box of diamonds or other jewelry. The value is especially to be considered. That which is of great value would require more care than...

...ordinary diligence may also be materially affected by the nature, the bulk, and the value of the articles. A man would not be expected to take the same care...jewelry, of a load of common wood as of a box of rare paintings."—Story, 'On Bailments,' sect. 15. " The bailee ought to proportion his care to the injury...

...admissible to show the course of business in a particular trade. And a bailee is not expected or required to take the same care of a " bag of oats as of a bag...gold ; of a bale of cotton as of a box of diamonds." If in the course of a particular trade, certain Kelton r. Taylor & Co. goods, as coal, are usually...

...(jriygs, 2 Camp. 79, Readhead v. The Midlsind Railway Company, '2 LR 2 B. 412. On the other hand '• a man would not be expected to take the same care...a bag of gold ; of a bale of cotton as of a box of dia"nunls; Story, section 15;" an 1 for the simple reason that it is found by experience that different...