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Common Carrier:
One who offers to transport merchandise for hire and must accept shipments from an one who wishes to use his/her services.
Common carriers must abide b different rules and laws than private or contract carriers who transport onl the goods of
those with whom the have made agreements.
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obligations:
The ship shall be seaworth .
The ship shall be read and proceed to vo ages with reasonable dispatch.
The ship shall not deviate from the usual route.
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e ception:
Act of god
Act of queens enemies
Restraints of rulers, princes and people
Jettison of the cargo for common benefit.
Negligence of the shipper
Inherent vice of the cargo.
Updated: 19th June, 2007
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Common la
This Page is an antiquarian - possibl outdated - usergenerated website brought to ou b an archive. It was mirrored from Geocities in the end of october 2009.
For an questions about this page contact the respective author. To report an mal content send URL to oocities[at]gmail[dot]com. For an questions concerning the archive visit our main page:OoCities.org.
Common Carrier:
One who offers to transport merchandise for hire and must accept shipments from an one who wishes to use his/her services.
Common carriers must abide b different rules and laws than private or contract carriers who transport onl the goods of
those with whom the have made agreements.
Common la
obligations:
The ship shall be seaworth .
The ship shall be read and proceed to vo ages with reasonable dispatch.
The ship shall not deviate from the usual route.
Common la
e ception:
Act of god
Act of queens enemies
Restraints of rulers, princes and people
Jettison of the cargo for common benefit.
Negligence of the shipper
Inherent vice of the cargo.
Updated: 19th June, 2007
.oocities.org/mpaoral/ch17/Commonla .htm
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