Alberti

Southern California Commercial Co v. Alberti

Good Law
1922 Cal. App. LEXIS 132·58 Cal. App. 84·207 P. 1023
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaJune 2, 1922Civ. No. 3782.California1,439 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Shaw, J.

This action is by plaintiff as assignee of the Kansas City Southern Railway Company, which was the final carrier, to recover freight charges for the transportation of a carload of grapes from Los Angeles, California, to Frontenae, Kansas. Judgment for plaintiff, from which defendants appeal.

The issues tendered by the verified pleadings are simple. It is alleged in the complaint that on October 14, 1916, defendants delivered to the Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railway Company, in the county of Los Angeles, a carload of wine grapes under an agreement for the transportation thereof to Frontenae, Kansas, where V. Brunetti should be notified of its arrival, and the same delivered to the order of defendants; that the carload of grapes was by said Salt Lake Railway Company and its connecting lines delivered to plaintiff's assignor, the Kansas City Southern Railway Company, by which as final carrier it, on October 23d, arrived at Frontenae, Kansas, whereupon a notice in writing of such fact was duly given by the agent of such last-named railway company to V. Brunetti, who presented a bill of lading therefor, but refused to accept said carload of grapes or pay plaintiff’s assignor as final…

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