Question
1. (4:57) The consignee's refusal of a carrier's load will end the carrier's liability as a carrier. (pg. 26) Group of answer choices True False
1. (4:57) The consignee's refusal of a carrier's load will end the carrier's liability as a carrier. (pg. 26)
Group of answer choices
True
False
2. (13:115) You should not file a freight claim with a bridge carrier (under the Carmack Amendment) because the freight claim is only valid to the extent the loss/damage/delay took place while in the bridge carrier's possession. (pgs 76-77)
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Introduction to Law
Authors: Beth Walston Dunham
6th edition
978-1111642501, 1111642508, 1111311897, 978-1133707981, 113370798X, 978-1111311896
