PER CURIAM.
Appellant suffered a summary judgment in the trial court and appeals.
As the shipper of household goods, in interstate commerce, appellant contends he was not bound by a contractual statute of limitations contained in the bill of lading as he did not receive a copy and did not sign the same.
The record and admissions clearly show that the appellant-shipper did receive a copy of the contract, i.e. bill of lading. We find no error in this...
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