FEB 20 1951

Entered, according to the Act of Congress, in the year 1872, by

HAYMOND & Co.,

In the office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington.

ANALYSIS OF THE CONTENTS.

DIVISION THIRD, PART IV-Continued.

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TITLE VII. Carriage........

VIII. Trust............

IX. Agency...... ........

X. Partnership .......

XI. Insurance........

XII. Indemnity ..............

XIII. Guaranty ....

XIV. Lien..............

XV. Negotiable instruments....

XVI. General provisions........

CHAPTER I. Carriage in general................

II. Carriage of persons...................................

III. Carriage of property......

IV. Carriage of messages ...........

V. Common carriers.................

CARRIAGE IN GENERAL.
SECTION 2085. Contract of carriage...............

2086. Different kinds of carriers...........
2087. Marine and inland carriers, what..............

SECTION 2088. Carriers by sea....

2089. Obligations of gratuitous carriers.

2090. Obligations of gratuitous carrier who has begun to carry .........

CHAPTER II.

CARRIAGE OF PERSONS.

ARTICLE I. Gratuitous carriage.......

II. Carriage for reward..............

ARTICLE I.

GRATUITOUS CARRIAGE OF PERSONS.

SECTION 2096. Degree of care required ...........

ARTICLE II.

CARRIAGE FOR REWARD.

SECTION 2100. General duties of carrier...............

2101. Vehicles .............

2102. Not to overload his vehicle..............

2103. Treatment of passengers..........

2104. Rate of speed and delays...

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CHAPTER III.

CARRIAGE OF PROPERTY.

ARTICLE I. General definitions.............

II. Obligations of the carrier..........

III. Bill of lading.........

IV. Freightage.................

V. General average................

ARTICLE I.

GENERAL DEFINITIONS.

SECTION 2110. Freight, consignor, etc., what...........

ARTICLE II.

OBLIGATIONS OF THE CARRIER.

SECTION 2114. Care and diligence required of carriers.........

2115. Carrier to obey directions .....................

2116. Conflict of orders......................................

2117. Stowage, deviation, etc..............

2118. Delivery of freight..............

2119. Place of delivery..................

2120. Obligations of carrier when freight is not delivered to con-

signee ...........................

2121. How carrier may terminate his liability..............................

2122. When consignee cannot be found ............

ARTICLE III.

BILL OF LADING.

SECTION 2126, Bill of lading, what...

2127. Bill of lading negotiable.............

2128, Same..........................................

2129. Effect of bill of lading on rights, etc., of carrier.....................

2130. Bills of lading to be given to consignor...............

2131. Carrier exonerated by delivery according to bill of lading.......

2132. Carrier may demand surrender of bill of lading before delivery

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ARTICLE IV.

FREIGHTAGE.

SECTION 2136. When freightage is to be paid............

2137. Consignor, when liable for freightage .........

2138. Consignee, when liable.........

2139. Natural increase of freight........................

2140. Apportionment by contract.....................

2141. Same. .................. ...........................................

2142. Apportionment according to distance............

2143. Freight carried further than agreed, etc...... .....

2144. Carrier's lien for freightage............

ARTICLE V.

GENERAL AVERAGE.

SECTION 2148. Jettison and general average, what ............

2149. Order of jettison ....

2150. By whom made......................

2151. Loss, how borne............

2152. General average loss, how adjusted.............

2153. Values, how ascertained......................

2154. Things stowed on deck ......

2155. Application of the foregoing rules........

CHAPTER IV.

CARRIAGE OF MESSAGES.

SECTION 2161. Obligations of carrier of messages......

2162. Degree of care and diligence required..........

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CHAPTER V.

COMMON CARRIERS.

ARTICLE I. Common carriers in general...............

II. Common carriers of persons....................

III. Common carriers of property.............

IV. Common carriers of messages.............