The law of Common Carriers

"The Law of Common Carriers" provides a detailed exploration of the legal principles governing entities that transport goods and people. This book delves into the rights, duties, and liabilities of common carriers, offering a comprehensive analysis of the legal framework that regulates their operations. It examines key aspects such as contracts of carriage, liability for loss or damage, and the legal obligations to serve the public.

Authored by Frank Alvan Williams, this text is an invaluable resource for legal professionals, business owners in the transportation sector, and anyone seeking a deep understanding of the legal landscape surrounding common carriers. It serves as a historical record and a guide to the foundational principles that continue to shape transportation law today.

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