BILL OF LADING. DUNEDIN, December 2. In a reserved judgment in the case Bing Harris and Co. v. Dalgety and Co., claim for damages £5l, for goods hot delivered by the steamer Tainui, Mr. Bartholomew, S.M., held that the goods were pillaged before landing. ’ - On the point raised by the defence, that liability was limited by bill of lading to the claims made within three days, he held that such provision would lessen the liability imposed by. Statute, and was accordingly null and void. Judgment was given for the plaintiffs ‘ for the amount claimed. ? :
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Greymouth Evening Star, 2 December 1926, Page 2
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