Multiple Choice
Identify the statement that correctly sets out the common carriers' liability for fire.
A) They are only liable for damage to goods caused by fire when it is proved that the carrier was negligent.
B) They are liable for damage to goods caused by fire, except where the fire is caused by lightning.
C) They are liable for damage to goods caused by fire, even when there is no negligence provable against it.
D) They are not liable for damage to goods caused by fire, as the shipper must separately insure for that peril.
E) They are never liable for damage caused by fire as fire is an act of God.
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