Walston v. Myers
Walston v. Myers
Opinion of the Court
His Honor was of opinion that the defendants were common carriers, and as such were liable, “whether they were guilty of negligence or unskillfulness or not.” Such is the law in regard to common carriers, and we are inclined to the opinion that the defendants John and Nedding Myers, the owners of the steam-boat, were common carriers in respect to the plaintiff’s flat they had in tow; but the other defendant, DeLand, who was the servant of the owners,
Per Curiam, Judgment reversed, and a venire de novo.
Reference
- Full Case Name
- WILLIE WALSTON v. JOHN MYERS
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- Published