Supreme Court of New Hampshire February 4, 1908 (Coles v. Boston & Maine Railroad)

Peaslee, J.

The agreement at the close of the case may fairly be construed to mean that the defendant admits its liability as a common carrier for the full value of the property, unless facts are disclosed which limit such liability. The defendant makes this admission in its brief and joins issue with the plaintiff on the question whether she is bound by the bill of lading.