Which of the following would NOT be a defence for a carrier that is sued for damage caused to goods during shipping when there is no contractual limitation of liability?
A)reasonable care
B)act of God
C)inherent vice
D)fault of the shipper
E)all of the above would be defences to liability

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Reasonable care is not a defense for a carrier in cases of damage to goods during shipping; it is a standard of conduct. The other options are recognized defenses: act of God, inherent vice, and fault of the shipper.

Which of the Following Would NOT Be a Defence for a Carrier