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Produced by Richard Tonsing and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)
Language
English
LoC Class
KF: Law in general, Comparative and uniform law, Jurisprudence: United States
Subject
Legal opinions -- United States -- Cases
Category
Text
Project Gutenberg
eBook-No. 60134
Release Date
August 18, 2019
Copyright
Public domain in the USA.

Contents

  1. 1.LUMBER LEGAL OPINIONS
  2. 2.OFFICERS 1910–1911
  3. 3.PREFACE
  4. 4.INDEX
  5. 5.CHOICE OF REMEDIES WHEN LUMBER IS REFUSED ON ARRIVAL.
  6. 6.INTERPRETATION OF “F. O. B.” SHIPPING POINT OR DESTINATION.
  7. 7.BUYING AND SELLING AGENT NEEDS NO LICENSE IN NEW YORK CITY.
  8. 8.RETAINING LUMBER SHIPPED CONSTITUTES ACCEPTANCE.
  9. 9.OBTAINING CERTIFICATES PERMITTING FOREIGN CORPORATIONS TO DO BUSINESS AND MAINTAIN AN ACTION IN NEW YORK OR NEW JERSEY.
  10. 10.A CARRIER IS BOUND TO DELIVER LUMBER AS DIRECTED.
  11. 11.IF A BUYER REFUSES TO TAKE LUMBER ORDERED THE SELLER HAS A CHOICE OF REMEDIES.
  12. 12.UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS THE ACCEPTANCE OF PART OF A DEBT DOES NOT RELEASE THE REMAINDER.
  13. 13.BANKRUPTCY AVOIDS AN ASSIGNMENT FOR CREDITORS.
  14. 14.AN INDIVIDUAL MAY TRANSACT BUSINESS UNDER A CORPORATE TITLE IN NEW JERSEY.
  15. 15.WHETHER FREIGHT IS PREPAID OR ALLOWED DOES NOT AFFECT TITLE TO LUMBER.
  16. 16.OBTAINING CERTIFICATES PERMITTING FOREIGN CORPORATIONS TO DO BUSINESS IN PENNSYLVANIA.
  17. 17.PAYMENT OF CLAIMS BY AN EXECUTOR—TIME FOR FINAL ACCOUNTING.
  18. 18.A SELLER MAY CONTRACT AGAINST LIABILITY FOR DELAY IN SHIPPING.
  19. 19.WHEN LUMBER IS SOLD FOR DELIVERY THERE IS A BREACH OF CONTRACT IF NOT DELIVERED.
  20. 20.A LIQUIDATED DEMAND CANNOT BE SETTLED EXCEPT BY PAYMENT OF THE WHOLE AMOUNT.
  21. 21.PRIVILEGE OF STOPPING LUMBER IN TRANSIT WHEN BUYERS BECOME INSOLVENT.
  22. 22.SALES FOR FUTURE DELIVERY.
  23. 23.IN MOST STATES A CONSIGNEE MUST BE NOTIFIED OF THE ARRIVAL OF HIS LUMBER.
  24. 24.OBTAINING CERTIFICATES PERMITTING FOREIGN CORPORATIONS TO DO BUSINESS IN NEW YORK.
  25. 25.THE NEW JERSEY LIEN LAW PROTECTS MATERIAL MEN.
  26. 26.OBLIGATION OF CARRIERS AS TO NOTICE OF ARRIVAL TO CONSIGNEE.
  27. 27.BUYERS’ POSITION WHERE, ON ARRIVAL, LUMBER IS NOT IN ACCORDANCE WITH CONTRACT.
  28. 28.LIABILITY OF TRANSPORTATION COMPANY IN DELIVERING WITHOUT SURRENDER OF BILL OF LADING.
  29. 29.IF NO SPECIFIC TIME OF SHIPMENT IS NAMED A REASONABLE TIME IS UNDERSTOOD.
  30. 30.ONE WHO BUYS LUMBER IS LIABLE THOUGH HE TRANSFERS IT BEFORE DELIVERY.
  31. 31.A LUMBER SALESMAN GENERALLY HAS NO POWER TO BIND HIS PRINCIPAL.
  32. 32.USING LUMBER WITHOUT CONSENT OF SHIPPER WHERE QUALITY IS DISPUTED.
  33. 33.IN AN F. O. B. SALE, SHIPPING POINT, THE CARRIER IS THE BUYER’S AGENT.
  34. 34.BUYERS CAN INSIST THAT LUMBER, PURCHASED ON CREDIT, BE DELIVERED.
  35. 35.ONE CUSTOMER CANNOT DEMAND THAT CREDIT BE EXTENDED TO ANOTHER.
  36. 36.GIVING A BAD CHECK DOES NOT PREVENT DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY.
  37. 37.WHAT IS CONVEYANCE ON F. O. B. SHIPMENT?
  38. 38.FAILURE TO DELIVER ONE INSTALLMENT CAUSE FOR CANCELLING ORDER.
  39. 39.AMOUNT OF CLAIM FOR DAMAGE AGAINST CARRIER.
  40. 40.RISK IN SENDING CHECK TO DRAWER’S BANK FOR CERTIFICATION.
  41. 41.A CONTRACT MAY BE CANCELLED WHEN ONE PARTY IS GUILTY OF BREACH.
  42. 42.LUMBER ON A CONSIGNEE’S SIDE-TRACK IS IN CUSTODY AND AT THE RISK OF THE CONSIGNEE.
  43. 43.WHERE A SELLER REFUSES TO MAKE DELIVERIES, BUYER CAN PROTECT HIMSELF.
  44. 44.ALL CONDITIONS OF A CONTRACT MUST ACTUALLY BE EMBODIED IN THE CONTRACT.
  45. 45.A CARRIER IS LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS CAUSED BY HIS DELAY IN DELIVERING GOODS.
  46. 46.THERE IS NO REMEDY AFTER ACCEPTING LUMBER.
  47. 47.PROPOSED FREIGHT RATE ADVANCE.
  48. 48.ACCEPTANCE OF AN AMOUNT OFFERED AS “PAYMENT IN FULL” MAY OR MAY NOT CANCEL THE DEBT.
  49. 49.PROTEST IS NOT NECESSARY TO HOLD PARTIES PRIMARILY LIABLE.
  50. 50.F. O. B. SHIPMENTS.
  51. 51.PAYMENT OF FREIGHT NOT ALWAYS TRANSFER OF TITLE.
  52. 52.FILING CERTIFICATES IN MARYLAND.
  53. 53.RAILROADS CAN INSIST ON ACCEPTANCE OF DELAYED SHIPMENTS.
  54. 54.QUESTION OF DISCOUNT.
  55. 55.LUMBER MAY BE RETURNED TO THE CONSIGNOR IF THE CONSIGNEE WILL NOT ACCEPT IT.
  56. 56.RAILROADS MUST PAY VALUE AT DESTINATION FOR DAMAGES ON LOST LUMBER.
  57. 57.SUIT CAN BE INSTITUTED IN NEW JERSEY ON JUDGMENT OBTAINED IN ANOTHER STATE.
  58. 58.NOT ALWAYS NECESSARY FOR CARRIER TO NOTIFY CONSIGNOR THAT SHIPMENT IS REJECTED BY CONSIGNEE.
  59. 59.LUMBER IS ACCEPTED UNLESS REJECTED PROMPTLY.
  60. 60.NEW YORK INCORPORATION LAW.
  61. 61.NEW JERSEY INCORPORATION LAW.
  62. 62.A LARGE CONTRACT SHOULD BE IN WRITING.
  63. 63.USING CHECKS MARKED “IN FULL SETTLEMENT.”
  64. 64.A CUSTOMER BUYING ON CREDIT MUST KEEP HIS CREDIT GOOD.
  65. 65.DISCOUNT MUST BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONTRACT.
  66. 66.A BILL OF LADING TO ORDER RETAINS TITLE TO THE GOODS.
  67. 67.ONE WHO BUYS ON CREDIT MUST KEEP HIS CREDIT GOOD.
  68. 68.A SELLER IS BOUND BY HIS OWN MISTAKE UNLESS IT IS OBVIOUS.
  69. 69.A CARRIER SHOULD PAY VALUE AT DESTINATION FOR LUMBER LOST.
  70. 70.LIABILITY OF SHIPPER WHERE PART OF SHIPMENT IS ADMITTED BELOW GRADE.
  71. 71.NECESSITY OF FOREIGN CORPORATIONS FILING CERTIFICATES.
  72. 72.COURSE TO PURSUE WHEN LUMBER IS REFUSED ON ARRIVAL.
  73. 73.A CARRIER MUST STOP GOODS IN TRANSIT IF PROPERLY ORDERED TO DO SO.
  74. 74.ACCORD AND SATISFACTION.
  75. 75.ACCEPTANCE IN NEW JERSEY MAY BE AFFECTED BY STATUTE.
  76. 76.CONDITIONAL CLAUSES REGARDING TERMS ON LETTERHEADS, INVOICES, ETC.
  77. 77.INTERPRETATION OF “REASONABLE TIME,” “DUE NOTICE,” ETC.
  78. 78.IF SHIPMENTS ARE NOT TENDERED IN TIME THE BUYER NEED NOT TAKE THEM.
  79. 79.WHEN A BUYER ACCEPTS A SHIPMENT, A WRITTEN CONTRACT IS NOT NECESSARY.
  80. 80.IT IS TOO LATE TO CLAIM DAMAGE FOR DELAY IN SHIPMENT WHEN LUMBER IS ACCEPTED.
  81. 81.NOTICE TO AN AGENT IS NOTICE TO THE PRINCIPAL
  82. 82.ASSESSMENT OF FOREIGN CORPORATIONS.
  83. 83.A PRIVATE CUSTOM MAY BE ESTABLISHED TO SUPERSEDE A GENERAL CUSTOM.
  84. 84.AN ORDER MAY BE CANCELED ONLY WHEN BUYER BECOMES INSOLVENT.
  85. 85.A BUYER HAS A CLAIM WHEN HE ACCEPTS A DRAFT ON INFERIOR LUMBER.
  86. 86.CONTRACT OF SALE.
  87. 87.DUTY OF VENDOR TO MINIMIZE LOSS WHEN VENDEE REFUSES TO ACCEPT GOODS.
  88. 88.ACCORD AND SATISFACTION.
  89. 89.CANCELLING AN ORDER BEFORE SHIPMENT—EFFECT OF SAME.
  90. 90.DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY—WHAT WILL PREVENT.
  91. 91.SALES—OF AN INDEFINITE QUANTITY.
  92. 92.LIABILITY OF BANK FOR FAILURE TO GIVE NOTICE OF PROTEST TO ENDORSER UPON NOTE RECEIVED FOR COLLECTION.
  93. 93.ACCOUNTS STATED.
  94. 94.ACCEPTANCE OF GOODS—WHEN SUFFICIENT TO BIND PURCHASER.
  95. 95.CONTRACT OF SALE—STATING ESTIMATES OF MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM AMOUNT.
  96. 96.CERTIFICATION OF CHECK—RELEASES THE MAKER.
  97. 97.SALES—STOPPAGE IN TRANSIT.
  98. 98.FOREIGN CORPORATION LAWS.
  99. 99.CONTRACTS FOR CARLOADS SEPARABLE.
  100. 100.WARRANTY SURVIVES ACCEPTANCE.
  101. 101.ACCEPTANCE OF LESS THAN INVOICE PRICE.
  102. 102.TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES

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