[References are to sections] LIABILITY IN PUBLIC CALLING-continued giving wrong directions, 990. haying a stock car, 990. concealing the true character of the service, 990. patron interferes with the performance, 990. assumption by patron, 991. assuming the responsibility for loading, 991. 6. Liability Consequent upon Default delay must be negligent, 915. mere fact of delay not conclusive, 915. loss directly caused by delay, 916. default ceasing to operate as an efficient cause, 917. loss merely concurrent with delay, 917. authorities holding carrier liable if mere coincidence, 918. negligence contributory to the catastrophe, 919. negligence in not avoiding the catastrophe, 920. absolute liability in case of special contract, 922. LIBELOUS MESSAGES may be refused, 605. LICENSE See ILLEGALITY license as a profession, 213. license not itself conclusive, 213. license as badge of public employment, 213. void limitations upon licensees, 692. LIEN lien specific, not general, 450. LIGHTERMEN See RATE lightermen are common carriers, 165. when owner accompanies his goods, 767. [References are to sections] LIMITATION OF LIABILITY limitation upon liability possible, 1000. 1. Methods of Making Limitations notice not sufficient, 1001. English notion that notice sufficient, 1001. proof of the contract thus evidenced, 1003. certain authorities more easily satisfied, 1006. 2. Limitation of Exceptional Liability as Insurer abnormal liability of an insurer, 1000. ordinary liability for negligence, 1000. such limitation not inconsistent with public duty, 1007. contract not against public policy, 1007. statutory regulation of such contracts, 1008. such statutes are constitutional, 1008. construction of the contract, 1009. explicit contract held necessary, 1009. presumption that negligence not included, 1009. conflict of laws, problems, 1010. 3. Stipulations Against Liability for Negligence such stipulation inconsistent with public duty, 1011. for ordinary but not for gross negligence, 1012. for servants but not to the carrier, 1012. such stipulation invalid in other services, 1013. no stipulation against negligence in electric lighting, 1013. gas company liable notwithstanding agreement, 1013. [References are to sections] LIMITATION OF LIABILITY-continued waterworks may not stipulate against negligence, 1013. whether repeated message is the regular service, 1014. services outside of the profession, 1015. matters beyond the public profession, 1008. railroad hauling circus trains, 1015. cotton while in compress, 1015. cars on private sidings, 1015. services in course of business, 1016. employés of the carrier, 1016. shippers accompanying their cattle, 780, 1016. carriage off own route, 1017. nominal sum recoverable for night messages, 1014. errors in unrepeated messages, 1014. liability for negligence of servants, 1014. stipulations in gratuitous arrangements, 1018. gratuitous service not public service, 1018. gratuitous arrangements upon public basis, 1018. gratuitious arrangements, private basis, 1018. may stipulate against negligence, the free passes, 1018. 5. Limitation to Stated Valuation recovery when partial loss, 1020. virtual liquidation in advance, 1021. limitation as an estoppel, 1022. authorities opposed to such limitation, 1022. 6. Stipulation for Giving Notice stipulation for notification of loss, 1023. little qualification of this doctrine, 1024. [References are to sections] LIMITATION OF LIABILITY-continued stipulation governs in cases of negligence, 1024. general statutes against limitation inapplicable, 1024. similar stipulations in telegraph blanks, 1025. jurisdictions considering stipulation against public policy, what time is reasonable, 1026. if abnormal circumstances appear, 1026. LIMITATIONS UPON THE PROFESSION extent to which limitations may be imposed, 251. obligation where no general profession, 276. usual class of goods carried, 253. no obligation to engage in services of different sort, 254. goods similar in bulk, 254. carriage of valuables separable, 255. carriage of live stock, 256. profession limited to car service, 258. extraordinary service in transporting freight, 259. extraordinary service in delivering freight, 260. inherent limitations upon public profession, 267. profession limited to the plant, 267. limitation to the route, 267. profession to render service, 268. obligation limited to existing premises, 269. profession limited to original plant, 270. capacity of the equipment, 270. bulk and weight as factors, 270. profession limited to natural supply, 271. carriage confined to established route, 272. what limits are reasonable, 278. individual installation within territory, 279. See PUBLIC PROFESSION LIQUOR LAWS [References are to sections] may excuse carrier from his duty to serve, 600. See ILLEGALITY LIVE STOCK carriers of live stock, 255. not always held common carriage, 256. live stock, how tendered, 399. given priority, 846. See CARRIERS OF GOODS; PUBLIC PROFESSION LIVERYMAN is in private business, 107. LIVERY STABLE innkeeper making exclusive contract with, 533. LOADED CARS loaded cars received, 258. loading by shipper, 414. See CAR LOADS LOATHSOME CONDITION person in such condition may be refused service, 631. LOCOMOTIVE See EXCUSES no place for passenger, 761. LODGING HOUSE lodging house is not an inn, 263. supply of water to, 380. LOG DRIVING is a public service, 55. is not common carriage, 55. LOGGING TRAIN practice to carry passengers on, 288. no place for passengers, 780. LUMBER must be taken without discrimination, 313. |