Credit must be kept good, 30–30, 39–38, 47–44, 67–60, 71–64, 79–68, 91–75
Custom—private and general—as to using a shipment, 90–74
Damage claim against carrier, amount of claim, 13–47, 46–42, 56–53, 59–54, 73–65
Damage in transit, who responsible, 8–15, 54–51
Delay beyond shipper’s control, 50–46, 84–71
Delay in shipment, liability for, 24–27, 50–46, 84–71
Delayed delivery, acceptance of, avoids claims for damages, 87–73
Delayed delivery by carrier should be accepted, 13–47, 56–53
Delayed delivery need not be accepted as fulfilling contract, 84–71, 87–73
_Delivery._ Delayed, liability for, 24–27, 50–46, 84–71 In installments, 5–14, 43–41, 44–41, 47–44, 86–72, 102–83 Liability for non-delivery, 22–28, 30–30, 39–38, 43–41, 49–45, 91–75 May be stopped when buyer becomes insolvent, 27–29, 71–64, 79–68 May not affect original purchaser, 38–35 Delivery must be complete, 31–48, 76–66 Delivery must be made by carriers as directed, 11–20, 61–56 Not in accordance with contract, 37–33 On consignee’s side-track, 48–45 What constitutes, on F. O. B. sales, 8–15, 37–33, 42–40, 53–50, 70–62
Demand that shipment be returned cannot be enforced, 6–18
Discount must be in accordance with terms, 18–21, 57–53, 69–61
Draft (accepted) with Bill of Lading does not avoid claim for inferior lumber, 92–76
Draft with Bill of Lading to order, 70–62
Due notice, what does it mean, etc., 83–71
Endorser on note entitled to notice of protest, 99–81
False statement may prevent discharge in bankruptcy, 97–79
Fire delaying shipment, seller’s liability, 50–46
F. O. B.—what constitutes delivery, 8–15, 37–33, 42–40, 31–48, 53–50, 70–62
Foreign corporations—see certificates to do business.
Freight as a consideration for passing title, 9–23, 53–50, 54–51
Indefinite quantity, order for, 98–80, 103–84
Indiana—necessity of foreign corporations filing certificates, 106–86
Insolvents, shipments to, can be stopped, 27–29, 71–64, 79–68
Insolvency, cause for declining further shipments, 67–61, 71–63, 91–75
Inspection on arrival—privilege of, 62–57, 92–76, 102–83
_Installment Shipments._ Acceptance of one installment validates verbal contract, 86–72 Contract for delivery, not separable, 5–14, 93–77, 102–83, (see Minnesota case), 107–88 Cancelling for non-payment, 47–44, 71–64 Cancelling order for non-delivery, 43–41 Delay in shipment, 44–41 Using one installment may constitute waiver of objection to subsequent installments, 102–83