ALWARD
v.
JOHNSON, TREASURER OF CALIFORNIA
ALWARD
JOHNSON, TREASURER OF CALIFORNIA
281 U.S. 709
Supreme Court of the United States (1930)
Positive Treatment
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Fullerton Lumber Co. v. Chicago, 282 U.S. 520 (U.S. 1931)…e defendant was liable even if the carrier’s failure to receive the money was due wholly to its own negligence. Judgment entered for they carrier was affirmed by the Circuit Court of Appeals. 361 F. (2d) 180. This Court granted a writ of certiorari. 281 U. S. 709. It has long been settled that payment of a carrier’s charges must be made in money; and that the payment must be cash as distinguished from credit.1 The purpose [*522] of the requirement is solely to prevent rebates or unjust discrimination and to…