Freight Forwarding and MultiModal Transport Contracts 2nd Edition by David Glass ISBN 9781317995814 1317995813

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ISBN 10: 1317995813
ISBN 13: 9781317995814
Author: David Glass

 Freight Forwarding and Multimodal Transport Contracts, 2nd Edition, is a comprehensive guide to the law in relation to contract forms and terms created by operators, trade associations or international bodies such as the UN and used as a basis for trading conditions by freight forwarders, logistics suppliers, combined or multimodal transport operators and container operators. This second edition examines the latest editions of contract forms and terms, both where their object is the supply or procurement of multimodal carriage, as well as where they are directed to the use of combined transport equipment (ie containers, swap bodies). Of particular prominence will be a detailed examination of the latest versions of conditions used by the principal UK forwarding, logistics, intermodal and container operators such as the British International Freight Association (BIFA) conditions 2005A and the current Freightliner Conditions as well as updates on many of the conditions in use and legal developments relevant to them, eg Road Haulage Association Conditions 2009, Maersk Conditions of Carriage, TT Club Conditions.

Freight Forwarding and MultiModal Transport Contracts 2nd Edition Table of contents:

1 Introduction and Overview

1A Introduction

1B Terminology and Practice

1B.1 Definitions

1B.2 Unit load Devices

1B.3 Practical Context of Operations

1C The Development of Forms of Contract

1C.1 The Early Stages

1C.2 Second Generation Bills and TCM

1C.3 MMTC and Later Developments

1C.4 The Development and Current Forms

2 Freight Forwarding Conditions

2A Introduction

2B Incorporation of General Conditions

2. Application

2C Standard Terms of Contract

2C.1 Definitions and Application

2C.2 Compulsory Legislation

2C.3 Authority Conditions

2C.4 Status of the Forwarder

2C.5 Responsibilities of the Forwarder or Logistics Provider

2C.6 Liberties of the Forwarder—As Agent

2C.7 Liberties of the Forwarder—As Principal

2C.8 Liberty to Delegate

2C.9 Rights of Lien

2C.10 Brokerages and Commissions

2C.11 Delivery

2C.12 Limitations of Performance—Insurance

2C.13 Collection Arrangements

2C.14 Advice and Information

2C.15 Restrictions on Acceptable Goods

2C.16 Rates and Declarations

2C.17 Customer Obligations—Warranties

2C.18 Customer Obligations—Dangerous Goods

2C.19 Customer Obligations—Promise Not to Sue

2C.20 Customer Obligations—General Indemnities

2C.21 Customer Obligations—Payment

2C.22 Exclusion Of Liability1119

2C.23 Limitation of Liability

2C.24 Limitation of Action

2C.25 Law And Jurisdiction1298

3 Multimodal Transport

3A Introduction

3B Through Bills And Liability

3B.1 Introduction

3B.2 Types Of Through Bill

3B.3 Through Liability Bills

3B.4 Segmented Liability Bills

3B.5 Unclear Agency Clauses

3B.6 Scope of Carriage and Himalaya Clauses

3B.7 Issues of Segmented Responsibility

3B.8 Through Bills of Lading and the Hague Rules

3C Combined Transport Bills of Lading

3C.1 Introduction

3C.2 The ICC Uniform Rules for a Combined Transport Document 1975, Brochure No.298

3C.3 ICC Rules: Application and Definitions

3C.4 ICC Rules: Documentation

3C.5 ICC Rules: CTO Responsibilities

3C.6 ICC Rules: Liability of the CTO

3C.7 Responsibility of the Consignor

3C.8 Claims and Actions

3D Multimodal Transport—The International Multimodal Transport Convention 1980

3D.1 Introduction

3D.2 Definitions and Application of the Convention

3D.3 Documentation

3D.4 Liability of the Mto

3D.5 Liability of the Consignor

3D.6 Claims and Actions

3D.7 Contractual Stipulations

3D.8 Saving Provisions

3D.8.1 Conflict of Conventions

3E Multidoc—The UNCTAD/ICC RULES

3E.1 Introduction

3E.2 Definitions and Applications of the UNCTAD/ICC RULES

3E.3 Documentation and Responsibilities of the MTO

3E.4 LIability of the MTO

3E.5 Compensation and Limitation of Liability

3E.6 Liabilty of the Consignor

3E.7 Claims and Actions

3E.8 Non-Contractual Claims

3F United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Carriage of Goods Wholly or Partly by Sea—The Rotterdam Rules

3F.1 Introduction

3F.2 The Convention and Multimodal Transport—Application, Parties and Documents

3F.3 Use of Documents

3F.4 The Convention and Multimodal Transport—Liability and Conflicts in a Multimodal Context

4 Conditions Relevant to Unit-Loads

4A Introduction

4B Carriage by Rail—Freightliner Conditions

4B.1 Definitions

4B.2 Basis for Providing Containers

4B.3 Warranties and Obligations of the Sender

4B.4 Parties and Subcontracting

4B.5 Marks and Consignment Notes

4B.6 Dangerous Consignments

4B.7 Loading and Unloading

4B.8 Transit and Storage

4B.9 Charges and Lien

4B.10 Liability and Limits

4B.11 The Nature of Transport and Additional Conditions

4C Carriage by Rail—Intercontainer-Interfrigo (ICF) General Conditions Applicable to Combined Transport 2000

4C.1 Introduction

4C.2 Definitions and Preamble

4C.3 Offers and Agreements

4C.4 Orders and Instructions

4C.5 Dangerous Goods

4C.6 Provision of Uti

4C.7 Use of Wagons

4C.8 Condition, Loading, Storage of UTI

4C.9 Uti Fitted for Controlled Temperature

4C.10 Impediments to Transport and Delivery

4C.11 Responsibility

4D Carriage by Rail—Interfrigo Conditions 1973

4D.1 Introduction

4D.2 Liability of Interfrigo

4E Carriage of Road Vehicles by Rail

4E.1 Introduction

4E.2 Preliminary Statement and Definitions

4E.3 Object of the Contract, Obligations of the Parties, Commencement and Termination of Contracts and Operations

4E.4 Customer’s Liability for the Condition of the Transport Unit and Merchandise

4E.5 Dangerous or Unauthorised Goods

4E.6 Payment Terms

4E.7 Liability of the Transporting Company

4E.8 Terms of Indemnity and Closing Provisions

4F Carriage by Road

4F.1 Introduction

4F.2 Definition of Consignment

4G Carriage by Sea

4G.1 Introduction

4G.2 Container Consortia

4G.3 Container Bills and Waybills ETC

4G.3.1. Definitions

Index

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