Supreme Court of Alabama June 1, 1916 (Western Union Telegraph. Co. v. Miller)

ANDERSON, C. J.

(1, 2) The sender of a message who writes or causes it to be written upon one of the blanks of the telegraph company, containing reasonable terms and provisions, is estopped to deny their binding force, or to plead ignorance of their contents before delivering the message for transmission, unless such ignorance is induced by honest mistake on the part of the sender, or fraud or