Admiralty Island Fisheries, Inc. v. Millard Refrigerated Services, Inc.
United States District Court for the District of Nebraska
2007 WL 4051649 (2007)
Relevant factsFree
Admiralty Island Fisheries and other seafood companies (plaintiffs) stored product with Millard (defendant) under warehouse receipts capping Millard's liability for loss or damage at 50 cents per pound. Millard later discovered its own employees had stolen roughly 94,000 pounds of the plaintiffs' seafood, worth about $455,000, far more than the $47,000 the liability cap would allow. Both sides moved for partial summary judgment on whether the cap applied to this theft.
IssueFree
Whether a warehouse may limit its liability for the conversion of stored goods to the warehouse's own use.
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