 | 1753 - 514 pages
...forces in Scotland (hall be provided as they were by the laws of Scotland at the time of the union. Where goods are delivered to a carrier, and he is...of them, he mall be charged, and anfwer for them, by reafon of the hire. A Carrier robbed may india the felon as for his own goods. Delivery of goods... | |
 | Samuel Glasse - 1788 - 692 pages
...where fuch waggoner or carrier mall refi.de, to the ufe of the party grieved. i Sail, 143. Where gco.is are delivered to a carrier, and he is robbed of them, he Ihall be charged, and anfwer for them, byreafon of the hire. iBic, Atr-m. If a man delivers goods to... | |
 | Colin Macfarquhar, George Gleig - 1797 - 454 pages
...carries goods for others for hire. A common carrier, having the charge and carriage of goods, is te anfwer for the fame, or the value, to the owner. And...delivered to a carrier, and he is robbed of them, he (hall be charged and anfwer for them, becaufe of the hire. If a common carrier who is offered his hire,... | |
 | Richard Burn - 1797 - 720 pages
...upon the agreement and contract of the party, but only with a defign of dealing them. Kefynge, #2. Where goods are delivered to a carrier, and he is robbed of them, he {hall be charged, and anfwer for them, by reafon of the hire; and this was at the common law, before... | |
 | William Nicholson - 1809 - 726 pages
...may nevertheless be charged upon a special assumpsit; for where hire is taken, a promise is implied; and where goods are delivered to a carrier, and he is robbed of them, he shall be charged and answer tor them on account of the hire, and the carrier can be no loser, as he... | |
 | William Waller Hening - 1810 - 710 pages
...and he carries them to another place, and there opens and disposes of them, it is felony. Kely. 82. Where goods are delivered to a carrier, and he is robbed of them, he shall be charged, and answer for them, by reason of the hire : and this •was at the common law, before... | |
 | Encyclopaedia Britannica - 1810 - 820 pages
...Part L [ 193 1 CAR E. Long. 22. 25. N. CARRIER, is a perfon that carries goods for others for hire. A common carrier, having the charge and carriage of goods, is to andver for the fame, or the value, to the owner. And where goods are delivered to a carrier, and he... | |
 | Encyclopaedia Perthensis - 1816 - 862 pages
...and of tame there are croppers, carriers, runts. H'altan'j Angler. (л.) CARRIER. See } i. d<f. ». A common carrier, having the charge and carriage of...delivered to a carrier, and he is robbed of them, he {hall be charged and anfwer for them, becaufe of the hire. See ASSUMPsi r, § .1» CASE VI. If a common... | |
 | Richard Burn - 1820 - 894 pages
...Carrying to another place. Carrier robbed. In wlMt ceses carriers are accountable in ««• « of fir«. Where goods are delivered to a carrier, and he is robbed of them, he shall be charged and answer for them, by reason of the hire: this was at the common law, before the... | |
 | 1823 - 848 pages
...carrier, having the charge and Oarriercarriage of goods, is to answer for the same, or the Pigeon, value, to the owner. And where goods are delivered to a carrier, and he is robbed of them, he shall be charged and answer for them, because of the hire. If a common carrier, who is offered his... | |
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A common carrier, having the charge and carriage of goods, is te anfwer for the fame, or the value, to the owner. And where goods are delivered to a carrier, and he is robbed of them, he (hall be charged and anfwer for them, becaufe of the hire. 
