...Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Jtai/u-ay Company v. Sroicn, 8 App. Cas. 703 ; 63 LJ, QBD (HL) 124. A fish merchant delivered fish to a railway company...intended market, and the fish lost the market : — Held, that upon the facts the merchant had a bonAJide option to send fish at a reasonable rate with liability...

...overcrowding. — 29th Jan. 1869, Rain, 7 M. 437. 17. Under an agreement to relieve a railway company ' from all liability for loss or damage by delay in transit, or from whatever cause arising,' the company was not liable for delay in delivery of perishable goods. — 8th July...

...company, and the other railway companies over whose lines fish may be forwarded from any of our stations, from all liability for loss or damage by delay in transit, or from whatever other cause arising, the company agree that the rates charged will be one-fifth lower than where no such undertaking as...

...some fish by defendant railway company, signed a " risk note " by which the company were to be free from all liability for loss or damage by delay in transit or from whatever caate arising, and the rates charged were to be one-fifth lower than the ordinary rate. The company,...

...carrying his fish at a rate one fifth less than the ordinary rate, he agreed to free the defendants from "all liability for loss or damage by delay in transit or from whatever cause arising." Owing to pressure of business the fish of the plaintiff and others was some hours late...

...customer agreed to send his goods at a lower rate than the ordinary rate, and thereby free the company " from all liability for loss or damage by delay in transit, or from whatever other cause arising," he could not recover for damage caused by the company's negligence. It was held that the contract was...

...agreement that the company would carry at a lower rate than the ordinary, the plaintiff relieving them " from all liability for loss or damage by delay in transit, or from whatever other cause arising." To this the plaintiff replied, in writing, that he agreed to relieve them from all claim or liability...

...company, and the other railway companies over whose lines fish may be forwarded from any of our stations, from all liability for loss or damage by delay in transit, or from whatever other cause arising, the company agree that the rates charged will be one fifth lower than where no such undertaking as...

...com¡пг:т, carrying his fish at a rate one-fifth less Uan the ordinary rate, he agreed to free the defendant from "all liability for loss or damage by delay in transit or from whatever cause arising." Owing to pressure of business the fish of the plaintiff and others was some hours late...

...carrying his fish at a rate one-fifth less than the ordinary rate, he agreed to free the defendants from " all liability for loss or damage by delay in transit or 231 sideratiou of a lower rate of .freight, that the said cod should be carried at owner's risk, and...