Supreme Court of India
Union of India v. Mahadeolal Prabhudayal
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Indian Railways Act (!f of 1890), ss. 72 and 77-Risk-note in Form Z-Mode of proof of liability of railway administration Notice under s. 77-When necessary. Out of a consignment of 60 bales ·of piece goods despatched by the Railway, under risk-note Form Z, only 29 bales were delivered to the respondent who was the consignee. By sending the consign ment thus, the consignor got a specially reduced rate but the burden was thrown on him, of proving misconduct on the part of the railway or its servants, if there was a loss of goods.
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