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βš–οΈ Doctrine of the Day
πŸ“Œ Core Doctrine "A carrier's liability for cargo loss ends upon proper discharge to a designated custodian, such as an arrastre operator, unless the carrier retains control or the loss occurs during its custody."
πŸ’‘ Plain English Summary

The shipping company is not responsible for the lost crates because they were safely handed over to the port service in Manila, and the loss happened while the port service had them. The insurance company, which paid the owner for the loss, cannot sue the shipping company since the shipping company did its job by delivering the goods to the correct place.

πŸ“œ Legal Maxim Res ipsa loquitur | Culpa in contrahendo | Respondeat superior
Source: GR L 24033; (February, 1968) Read Whole Document β†’

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The Rule on ‘The Transition Period’ from the Old Chattel Mortgage Law

SUBJECT: The Rule on ‘The Transition Period’ from the Old Chattel Mortgage Law I. Introduction This memorandum exhaustively examines the legal rules governing the transition…
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The Lost Carabao and the Armed Stranger in GR 1493

The Lost Carabao and the Armed Stranger in GR 1493 The case of United States v. Usis et al. is not a mere administrative adjudication…
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GR L 16932; (September,1961) (Digest)

G.R. No. L-16932; September 29, 1961JAN BAYER, petitioner-appellant, vs. THE HONORABLE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION, respondent-appellee. FACTS Jan Bayer, a Polish…

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