But  where  the  freight  was  to  be  payable  "less  value  of  cargo
short  delivered  or  damaged  (if  any),  not  covered  by  the"  excep-
tions clause,  it  was  held  that  only  damage  through  breach  of  the
shipowner's  contract  could  be  deducted ;  and  hence  that  damage
by  inherent  weakness  could  not  {g).
587.  Certain  small  payments  are  usually  associated  with  freight  "Primage
under  the  terms  "  primage  and  average  accustomed,"  the  amounts  accuBtomed."
of  which  depend  upon  the  usage  of  the  particular  trade  and  voyage.
The  right  to  payment  of  them  seems  to  depend  upon  the  same
conditions  as  the  right  to  freight  does,  apart  from  express  stipula-
tions.
(e)  Meyer  V.  Dresser,  33  L.  J.,  C.  P.  127.     Of.  Fellas  v.  Neptune  Mar.  Ins.
289  ;  Seeger  v.  Duthle,  29  L.  J.,  C.  P.  Co.,  5  C.  P.  D.  34  ;  Ee  Milan  Tram-

253 ;  30  L.  J.,  0.  P.  65.    Of.  Campbell  ways  Co.,  Ex  parte  Theys,  22  Ch.  D.
V.  Thompson,  1  Stark,  490.    But  the  122  ;  25  Ch.  D.  687.
coijsignee  may  ooimter-claim   for   the  Cfl  18Q   B  D   17
dtaiages:    see   Judicature  Act,    1873,

B.  25  (6) ;  Young  v.  Kitchin,  3  Ex.  D,  W  The  Baroore,  (1896)  P.  294.
700  THE  DELIVERY.
