Warehousemen as Factors of Growing Importance The growing importance of thewarehouseman has been mentioned.
A warehouseman is obliged to exercise only ordinary care in the protection of the goods, while a carrier is an insurer of the goods.
The warehouseman or storage-keeper must exercise ordinary care in the protection of the property.
If the purchaser fails to call within a reasonable time thereafter, the exceptional liability of a common carrier ceases, and the liability of a warehouseman attaches.
If a mortgagor having possession of the property has it stored on his own behalf, and the warehouseman acquires a lien on the goods for his charges, his lien is inferior to the mortgage.
A warehouseman has a lien on the property for his charges.
A person who keeps a place for the storage of goods for a compensation is a warehouseman or storage-keeper.
It is unsafe, for one who lends on warehouse receipts, to allow the depositor and the warehouseman to agree between themselves as to what shall be a sufficient substitution for goods which are the bank's collateral.
A warehouseman is a bailee for hire, and a bailee for hire is liable for neglect if the goods are destroyed or injured by his negligence.
If the consignee fails to remove them with reasonable promptness the carrier then becomes liable, merely as a warehouseman may, for its own neglect.
In an open receipt the warehousemanacknowledges he has received a certain quantity of things of a certain sort, and will redeliver that quantity of things of that sort; but not necessarily the identical things that were deposited.
In that respect it is different from an ordinary warehouseman and a carrier, who have a lien on the goods in their possession for their charges.
It is therefore possible to telephone to the warehouseman or otherwise to assure oneself of the existence of the goods in a way that is not possible under the bill of lading, where the goods are in transit.
She had permitted the warehouseman to hear the facts of her departure from Mrs Garlick's.
She could not bear that the warehouseman should suspect her of tolerating even the semblances of dirt.
The warehouseman was nobly indignant, advising an action for assault and battery.
The boys found the warehouseman at the dock chatting with his friend, Joe Matt.
The warehousemannervously paced back and forth along the dock.
Knowing that he was expected to keep the warehouseman interested, he grudgingly added a few details.
At sound of his tapping cane, the warehouseman whirled around.
Coffee for Exchange delivery must be stored in a warehouse licensed by the Exchange; and the warehouseman is responsible for the uniformity of grade of each chop.
When the entire cargo is unloaded, and the slacks and bad-order bags are weighed and marked, the warehouseman tallies up the records of his clerks, and renders a corrected chop list to the consignee.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "warehouseman" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
