(c) (i) Claiming delivery of goods

The offer of goods to the public

Provision of goods and services

20 zloty.

When? Who from?

It was indicated that, for instance, the draft text made no reference to the consignor while referring to the consignee.

Refusing to provide goods or services

The hope on the part of the targets of this offer that they will obtain the goods free of charge or at a reduced price

The cargo interests referred to in the preceding paragraph include the shipper, the consignor, the controlling party, the holder of a transport document and the consignee.

The bulk of the preserve should consist of intertidal supratidal habitats similar to those most affected by invasion related oil contamination.

There will always be companies around to supply the fake, because there will always be desire for the fake.

And article 1 (k) (previously 1(i)) defines the consignee as the person entitled to take delivery of the goods.

Its focus is on the main problem, namely that the goods arrive at their place of destination without someone there to receive them or the consignee being unwilling to take delivery of the goods.

This leaves the problem to what extent a consignee should be allowed not to take delivery.

(e) Undertaking to deliver goods to a named person or a person authorized to claim delivery

The seller filed an action for the payment of the price.

Making the provision of goods or services subject to a discriminatory condition

Promotion of public transport and modal shifts for freight carriage

Nonetheless, the Office acknowledged its poor record in obtaining notification of receipt of items delivered, and suggested that the Chief Technical Advisor should be held accountable for ensuring the necessary compliance with requirements for inspection on delivery.

Goods which have been or may be supplied or resupplied at a lower price.

If Article 1 included definitions of place of receipt and place of delivery, the references to place would become unnecessary.

As a practical matter, multimodal bills of lading in current usage commonly identify the intended ports of loading and discharge.

(d) All field officers should be reminded of the importance of completing the receipt and inspection reports (para. 33)

In line with article 86 of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods, such consignee when taking delivery from the carrier does so on behalf of the seller.

4.2.2.5 Unless the name of the dangerous goods being transported appears on the metal plate described in 6.6.3.16.2, a copy of the certificate specified in 6.6.3.14.1 shall be made available upon a competent authority request and readily provided by the consignor, consignee or agent, as appropriate.

4.2.3.4 Unless the name of the dangerous goods being transported appears on the metal plate described in 6.6.4.15.2, a copy of the certificate specified in 6.6.4.13.1 shall be made available upon a competent authority request and readily provided by the consignor, consignee or agent, as appropriate.

(a) The consignee did not actually accept delivery of the goods under this chapter at the time and location referred to in article 11(4) (previously 7(3)) and no express or implied contract has been concluded between the carrier or the performing party and the consignee with respect the custody of the goods or

The Board recommends that all field officers be reminded of the importance of completing the receipt and inspection reports.

If the carrier is required to hand over the goods at the place of delivery to an authority or other third party to which, pursuant to applicable law or regulation, the goods must be handed over and from which the consignee may collect them, such handing over is a delivery of the goods by the carrier under paragraph 4.

The only matter left was whether a carrier that is under the obligation to deliver pursuant article 13 (previously 10), could refuse delivery if the consignee claiming delivery could not produce adequate identification.

If the consignor is required to hand over the goods at the place of receipt to an authority or other third party to which, pursuant to applicable law or regulation, the goods must be handed over and from which the carrier may collect them, the time and location of the carrier's collection of the goods from the authority or other third party is the time and location of receipt of the goods by the carrier under paragraph 2.

(a) (i) Furnishing the marks, number, quantity or weight of goods

b To be provided through United Nations surplus stock.

IMF further indicated that the United Nations and the World Bank were welcome to incorporate IMF report into a joint or single report, as long as IMF was given the opportunity to comment on the final draft.

The text of draft paragraph 72 (b) should refer to the contractual place of receipt and the contractual place of delivery.

As soon as he becomes active, he must take delivery.

The seller provided security for the part of the price to be prepaid.

National currency and unit of measure 100,000 Polish zlotys

Subject to article 12, the responsibility of the carrier for the goods under this Convention covers the period from the time when the carrier or a performing party has received the goods for carriage until the time when the goods are delivered to the consignee.

The carrier must deliver the goods at the time and location mentioned in article 11(4) (previously 7 (3)) to the consignee.

The one is the event that there is a bill of lading holder who acquired the bill of lading after delivery was made by the carrier, but pursuant to a contractual arrangement other than the contract of carriage and made before delivery.

The carrier must deliver the goods at the time and location mentioned in article 11(4) (previously 7 (3)) to the consignee upon the consignee's production of proper identification.

The seller returned the fax on the next day with the remark that the goods could not be delivered.

The warehouse receipt system is one possibility in this regard.

Also, the third party should be specified to consignors, consignees, controlling parties, holders and persons referred to in article 31.