TRUSTEES OF PORT OF KARACHI versus NORWHICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY LTD.
The Karachi Port Trust Act 1886 Sections 47, 87 and 88 Contract Act (IX of 1872), Sections 151, 152 and 162 were left in the warehouses of the Port Trust due to the loss of legal goods and threatened the liability of the goods owner and The liability of the owner of the goods lies. Colored items were sent overseas, handed over to the appellant and eight of the sixteen drums were stolen, evidence from witnesses found that they were examined by the appellant and the documents in which It has been shown that a shipment of sixteen drums has landed. The Karachi Port Trust was shifted to the shed and to the central warehouse and the respondents received the appellant's delivery of seven drums before the trial court. All the necessary facts, especially in the knowledge of the Karachi Port Trust, was that from the evidence of the appellant. It shows how theft was not recovered. Attributed to the appellant and it was beyond his control that the appellant had established that if all reasonable care was exercised, an ordinary person would exercise, he would still be stolen and the thief would be caught red-handed and the police would have to be appellant's. Was handed over, was caught, was not responsible for the loss of drums.
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