Railways may insert vague “surcharges” into shipping contracts that go to final arbitration, a federal judge has ruled. The decision came in the case of a Nova Scotia shipper overcharged by Canadian National Railway Co.: “We lost”.
Railways may insert vague “surcharges” into shipping contracts that go to final arbitration, a federal judge has ruled. The decision came in the case of a Nova Scotia shipper overcharged by Canadian National Railway Co.: “We lost”.