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Defenses Available to a Common Carrier
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- Which cause is expressly listed in Article 1734 for cargo-loss analysis?
- For natural-disaster exemption under Article 1739, what causal requirement applies?
- What qualification applies to the public-authority defense under Article 1743?
- Cargo loss occurs in a storm after the carrier negligently delays transportation. The carrier invokes natural disaster …
- Goods deteriorate partly because of faulty packing. The carrier notices the problem but takes no reasonable steps to fo…
- A shipper’s careless act contributes to cargo loss, but the carrier’s negligence is stipulated to be the proximate caus…
- A flood is proved to be the proximate and only cause of cargo loss. The carrier claims that this finding makes all evid…
- State the conditions for a natural-disaster defense to cargo loss under Articles 1739 and 1740.
- Explain how the Code treats shipper fault and defective packing without assuming automatic carrier immunity.
- An injured passenger was contributorily negligent, but the carrier’s negligence was the proximate cause. May the carrie…
- Under Article 1749, which value-limitation arrangement is expressly recognized?
- What conditions does Article 1750 attach to a contract fixing recoverable cargo-loss sums?