512 ARTICLE 14A.

ARTICLE 14 A.

WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS.

	1. Who may issue. 2. Contents of receipt. Damages. 3. What receipt shall not contain. 4. Non-negotiable receipt. 5. Negotiable receipt. No provision to the contrary. 6. Duplicate receipts. Damages. 7. Words "non-negotiable" to be on non- negotiable receipt; proviso. 8. Conditions under which warehouseman must deliver. Burden of proof. 9. To whom warehouseman may deliver. 10. Liability for wrongful delivery. 11. Delivery without taking up receipt. 12. Delivery in part without taking up or properly marking receipt. 13. Alteration of receipt. 14. Lost receipt. Carrier still liable. 15. Liability of carrier who marks receipt "duplicate." 16. Warehouseman's title or right to goods. 17. Interpleader. 18. Claim by party other than depositor and his alienees. 19. Warehouseman's defences. 20. Liability of warehouseman—qualifying terms in receipt. 21. Warehouseman must exercise reason- able care. 22. Goods of different depositors to be kept separate. 23. Fungible goods may be mingled. 24. Liability of warehouseman under sec. 23. 25. Limitations upon attachment in ware- houseman's hands. 26. Injunction to aid creditor of holder of receipt. 27. Warehouseman's lien. 28. Against what goods lien may be en- forced. 29. How lien may be lost. 30. Conditions and extent of lien. 31. Refusal to deliver until lien satisfied. 32. Depositor liable regardless of lien. 33. How lien may be satisfied. Sale.	34. Perishable or hazardous goods. 35. Remedy for enforcing lien, not exclu- sive. 36. Carrier not liable after sale. 37. Negotiation by delivery. 38. Negotiation by endorsement. 39. Transfer of receipt. Non-negotiable receipt. 40. Who may negotiate a negotiable re- ceipt. 41. Title of party to whom such receipt is negotiated. 42. Title of transferee. Notice to ware- houseman of transfer—attachment. 43. When transferee entitled to endorse- ment. 44. Warranties of party negotiating or transferring. 45. Limitations of indorser's liability. 46. For what holder of receipt for security, is not liable. 47. Effect of breach of duty, fraud, etc., upon title of subsequent bona fide holder for value. 48. Continuation of possession of receipt after sale, pledge, etc. 49. Limitations upon seller's lien and stop- page in transitu. 50. Issue of receipt without receiving goods. 51. Issue of false receipt. 52. Fraudulent issue of duplicate receipts. 53. Issue of receipt for goods of which warehouseman is owner. 54. Delivery of goods without calling in the receipt. 55. Depositing goods without title—nego- tiation of receipt. 56. Cases not provided for by this article. 57. Construction of this article. 58. Terms defined. 59. Application of this article, limited. 60. How cited. Distillery Warehouses. 61. Subject to this article.

As to agents, factors and consignees, see art. 2, sec. 3, et seq. As to negotiable instru-
ments, see art. 13. As to the assignment of choses in action, see art. 8.

The provisions of this article are very similar throughout to those of art. 14, "Bills of
Lading."

As to fraud in connection with warehouse receipts, see art. 27, secs. 167 and 277.

For a case involving various questions of evidence in a prosecution for obtaining
money by the fraudulent issue of warehouse receipts, see Gambrill v. State, 120 Md. 206.