HABIB INSURANCE CO. LTD. versus NATIONAL SHIPPING CORPORATION
CPC Summary Procedure for Recovering Goods CPX Summary Procedure XXXIII IIVI, Short Landing Respondents agreed to deliver the goods through its vessel to New Orleans. Was taken away and the plaintiff was insured with the goods The plaintiff filed a lawsuit to recover damages caused by the short landing. The defendant admitted the receipt of the goods by filing a written statement through the bill of lading defendant and denied responsibility for the alleged loss of his negligence. But it has been marked inadequate and inadequate. And as the said sign could not withstand the stress of the journey and was removed during transit and it was relieved under milliliters when the matter was settled for recording of the evidence, the plaintiff and his The witness was present, although there was no hearing on behalf of the defendant. The burden of all matters was on the plaintiff's affidavit, which was filed by the plaintiff's witness in which he reaffirmed that the plaintiff's statement contained the original insurance policy, the short-landing certificate, the letter of the importers, the claim bill. A copy of the bill, invoice, payment order and subrogation letter were called, evidence of which had been collected. Plaintiff's relentless trial proved to the satisfaction of the court suit and judgment was decided with prices and interest
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