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Primrose Vs. Western Union Tel. Co.
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- May 26, 1894
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Primrose v. WesternSearch
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Union Tel. Co. - 154 U.S. 1 (1894) U.S. Supreme Court Primrose v. WesternSearch
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Union Tel. Co., 154 U.S. 1 (1894) Primrose v. WesternSearch
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The circuit court, following White v. WesternSearch
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Union Tel. Co., 14 F. 710, and Jones v. WesternSearch
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are different, and are performed in different ways, and they are not subject to the same liabilities. Express Co. v. CaldwellSearch
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Telegraph Co. v. TexasSearch
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agreed between the sender and the company. As said by Mr. Justice Strong, speaking for this Court, in Express Co. v. CaldwellSearch
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exempt themselves from liability for damages caused by the negligence of themselves or their servants. Railroad Co. v. LockwoodSearch
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Liverpool Steam Co. v. PhenixSearch
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Hart v. PennsylvaniaSearch
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not delivering a message, whether happening by negligence of its servants or otherwise. In Western Union Tel. Co. v. HallSearch
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too uncertain and remote. But the reasonableness and validity of such regulations have been upheld in McAndrew v. ElectricSearch
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Tel. Co., 17 C.B. 3, and in Baxter v. DominionSearch
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Camp v. WesternSearch
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Union Tel. Co., 1 Met. (Ky.) 164, 168. In Western Union Tel. Co. v. CarewSearch
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In Birney v. NewSearch
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was made by the telegraph company or its agents to put the message on its transit. In United States Tel. Co. v. GildersleveSearch
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In Passmore v. WesternSearch
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Western Union Tel. Co. v. StevensonSearch
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Penn.St. 442, 455. In Breese v. UnitedSearch
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on the part of the company and that, the message not having been repeated, the company was not liable. In Kiley v. WesternSearch
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Court of Massachusetts, the reasonableness and validity of such regulations have been repeatedly affirmed. Ellis v. AmericanSearch
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Redpath v. WesternSearch
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Grinnell v. WesternSearch
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Clement v. WesternSearch
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after he received it, and could not therefore have agreed to them in advance. Such were New York & Washington Tel. Co. v. DryburgSearch
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Page 154 U. S. 22 Harris v. WesternSearch
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Union Tel. Co., 9 Phila. 88, and De la Grange v. SouthwesternSearch
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and comprehensive provision substituted by which, in effect, all liability beyond the price paid was avoided. True v. InternationalSearch
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Bartlett v. WesternSearch
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Candee v. WesternSearch
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Hibbard v. WesternSearch
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The passage cited from the opinion of the circuit court of appeals in Delaware & Atlantic Telephone Co. v. PostalSearch
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had regard, as is evident from the context, and from the reference to Budd v. NewSearch
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to serve all alike, without discrimination, and which make them subject to legislative regulation. In Rittenhouse v. TelegraphSearch
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Daly, 474, 44 N.Y. 263, and in Turner v. HawkeyeSearch
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Western Union Tel. Co. v. MeekSearch
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Western Union Tel. Co. v. FentonSearch
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have it repeated and pay half that sum in addition has been held against public policy and void appear to be Tyler v. WesternSearch
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Ayer v. WesternSearch
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Telegraph Co. v. GriswoldSearch
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Western Union Tel. Co. v. CrallSearch
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Western Union Tel. Co. v. HowellSearch
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Kan. 685, and a charge to the jury by Mr. Justice Woods, when circuit judge, as reported in Dorgan v. TelegraphSearch
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his own reports. The fullest statement of reasons, perhaps, on that side of the question, is to be found in Tyler v. WesternSearch
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of their liability within Page 154 U. S. 28 narrower limits than were allowed to common carriers in Hart v. PennsylvaniaSearch
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when making the contract, as likely to result from its breach. This was directly adjudged in Western Union Tel. Co. v. HallSearch
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U. S. 444 . In Hadley v. BaxendaleSearch
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