Georgia Railroad v. Johnson
Supreme Court of Georgia
Georgia Railroad v. Johnson, 113 Ga. 589 (Ga. 1901)
38 S.E. 954; 1901 Ga. LEXIS 311
Simmons
Georgia Railroad v. Johnson
Opinion of the Court
Articles which are perishable in their nature, such as fruit, etc., are not baggage when placed in his trunk by a passenger on a railroad to be transported. If, therefore, the fruit rots, because of long delay in delivering the trunk, and injures the clothing in the trunk, the railroad company is not liable for the injury sustained.
Judgment reversed.
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- Georgia Railroad Company v. Johnson
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