Appellate Court of Illinois October 8, 1890 (Brown v. Louisville & Nashville Railroad)

Green, J.

In the printed argument for appellants the following reasons are urged for reversal: “ 1. That it has (not been proved that by the common law of Indiana and Georgia, the consignor is presumed to have authority to bind the consignee by accepting a bill of lading restricting the carrier’s common law liability in the absence of evidence to that effect.” “2.