Under the Civil Code

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1. A cargo contract excuses the carrier for ordinary theft by employees or outsiders without grave or irresistible force. …
2. A carrier takes an unjustified detour from the agreed route. Cargo is then destroyed, and the carrier invokes its agree…
3. Careless labeling by a shipper contributes to loss, but the carrier's negligent handling is its proximate cause. What d…
4. A carrier has a written liability limit supported by a freight discount. It then delays shipment without just cause, an…
5. An unauthorized local official orders cargo destroyed. The carrier proves only that it obeyed the written order and inv…
6. A carrier refused to transport urgent cargo unless its owner signed a limitation. It later changed the agreed route wit…
7. A shipper negligently supplies misleading handling instructions. The carrier recognizes the danger but negligently proc…
8. A cargo operator relies on two exemptions: obedience to a destruction order issued without legal authority, and a contr…