Supreme Court of Alabama November 15, 1901 (Louisville & Nashville Railroad v. Bizzell)

SI-IARPE, J.

A railroad company is not bound to contract for carriage in the indefinite future and, therefore, in selling tickets to passengers it may lawfully limit the time within which they are to be used. Such a limit may be fixed by agreement, which like other agreements not controlled by 'Statute, may be either express or implied.