American Railway Express Co. v. Lindenburg, 260 U.S. 584 (1923) (No. 138)
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American Railway Express Co. v. Lindenburg, 260 U.S. 584 (1923) (No. 138)
Author: Supreme Court of the United States
Year: 1923
Case name: American Railway Express Co. v. Lindenburg Opinion filed: 1923-01-15 Docket No.: 138 Citations: • 260 U.S. 584 • 43 S. Ct. 206 • 67 L. Ed. 414 • 1923 U.S. LEXIS 2501 Case holding summaries: • Cummins Amendment requires express authorization of ICC to maintain rates dependent upon value declared and agreed to as the released value, but statute does not require signature of shipper • “The respondent, by receiving and acting upon the receipt, although signed only by the petitioner, assented to its terms and the same thereby became the written agreement of the parties.” • finding that there is no requirement that the shipper sign the bill of lading prior to shipment, so long as the shipper manifests assent to the contract
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