Gibbs v. . R. R.

154 S.E. 916, 199 N.C. 806, 1930 N.C. LEXIS 264
Supreme Court of North Carolina·Decided August 20, 1930·Published

Opinion

The plaintiff instituted action against the defendant as delivering carrier for damage to a certain shipment of stone. The stone was shipped from Colitic, Indiana, on or about 23 February, 1927, on a through bill of lading. there was a verdict for the plaintiff and the defendant appealed. The judgment is affirmed upon the authority of Brown v. Express Co.,192 N.C. 25, 133 S.E. 414, and Sumrell v. R. R., 152 N.C. 269,67 S.E. 585.

No error.

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Related

Brown v. Southeastern Express Co.
133 S.E. 414 (Supreme Court of North Carolina, 1926)
Sumrell v. A. C. L. Railroad
67 S.E. 585 (Supreme Court of North Carolina, 1910)