(iv) Confirming that goods have been loaded

(a) acknowledges the carrier's or a performing party's receipt of goods and

On request of the carrier or the performing party that delivers the goods, the consignee must acknowledge receipt of the goods from the carrier or the performing party in the manner that is customary at the place of destination.

Some held the view that the shipper or other cargo claimant were the appropriate persons, while others felt that the shipper, consignee or other cargo interest or holder of a transport document were more appropriate, and still others were dissatisfied with the lack of precision of those terms.

In order to determine the liability of the carrier for damage occurring during unloading, the court invoked article 4(1) HR, according to which the responsibility of the carrier for the goods...covers the period during which the carrier is in charge of the goods at the port of loading, during the carriage and at the port of discharge , article 4(2)(b)(i) specifying that the carrier is deemed to be in charge of the goods until the time he has delivered them by handing them to the consignee.

The court found that HR did not formally define the time of delivery and held that, in the absence of a mandatory limitation, the carrier was incontestably entitled to take advantage of a delivery when the hatches were opened and the goods handed over.

(c) If the consignee does not claim delivery of the goods from the carrier after their arrival at the place of destination, the carrier must so advise the controlling party or, if it, after reasonable effort, is unable to identify the controlling party, the shipper.

Commercial freight and cartage.

18. Support account for peacekeeping operations

11. Election related supplies and services

28. Commercial freight and cartage

69. Commercial freight and cartage.

87. Commercial freight and cartage.

100. Commercial freight and cartage.

31. Commercial freight and cartage

28. Commercial freight and cartage

62. Commercial freight and cartage.

19. Commercial freight and cartage

65. Commercial freight and cartage.

72. Commercial freight and cartage.

103. Commercial freight and cartage.

106. Commercial freight and cartage.

36. Commercial freight and cartage.

78. Commercial freight and cartage.

9. Commercial freight and cartage.

Commercial freight and cartage 20 900

41. Commercial freight and cartage.

Consequently, the onus was on the consignee to prove the accuracy of the particulars in order to be able to establish liability on the part of the carrier.

Trailer, cargo

Trailer, cargo

Truck, cargo

Commercial freight and cartage.

64. Commercial freight and cartage.

78. Commercial freight and cartage.

79. Commercial freight and cartage.

(c) contracts for the future carriage of goods in a series of shipments.

Further, it was thought that a contract could implicitly provide for carriage by sea, and that, in any event, the key for determining the scope of application of the draft instrument was the contract of carriage, not the actual carriage of the goods.

Transport de cargaison (Cargo Carriers) v. Industrial Bulk Carriers

29. Commercial freight

(d) Incoming and outgoing shipments

It's for the package .

We recognize the importance of the development of transport infrastructure, especially completion of missing links that would facilitate movement of goods and persons along transit corridors.

It also recognized the importance of establishing and using working systems to share and check information on shipments of scheduled substances to verify their legitimacy.

It recognized the need to establish mechanisms for the rapid exchange of information on shipments of chemicals, particularly suspicious shipments, and the key role played by the Board in facilitating such an exchange.

NOTE When consigning an organic peroxide in an IBC in accordance with the following provisions, it is the responsibility of the consignor to ensure that