Примеры использования The shipper's на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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of State license or license exemption for each shipment, and the Shipper's Export Declaration must be presented to CBP citing the license or license exemption.
time of import and the exporter must present an original license and file the Shipper's Export Declaration for the export against that license.
It was at odds with the freedom of contract provisions elsewhere in the draft convention and established an imbalance to the detriment of the shipper, since the parties would not be free to put a time limit on when the shipper's liability would cease.
Denmark and Senegal and in particular those of Ghana about the Working Group's previous efforts to find a way to cap the shipper's liability.
said that after all the unsuccessful efforts to limit the shipper's liability, it would be dangerous to allow it to be limited by contract, since the consignee's interests might not be protected.
would affect not only the obligations under draft article 32 but also the shipper's obligations of disclosure relating to dangerous goods under draft article 33, and perhaps no limitation of those obligations should be allowed.
However, concern was expressed regarding how that addition might affect the shipper's marking, labelling
clearance of controlled items, including the shipper's export declaration and customs inspection.
Mr. Ibrahima Khalil Diallo(Senegal) noted that, although progress had been made on the issue of balance between shipper and carrier interests since the Hague Rules, the shipper's contractual situation under draft article 26 and that under the Hamburg Rules were essentially the same.
in draft article 81, paragraph 2, in order to allow the parties to agree contractually to a limitation of the shipper's liability.
again argued that under draft article 81, paragraph 2, it was not currently possible for the parties to limit the shipper's obligations and hence liability contractually.
was opposed to making the Convention even more unbalanced by allowing the parties to the contract to limit the shipper's obligations.
which also covered derogation from the shipper's liability.
for instance, store undelivered goods without requesting the shipper's consent.
In that regard, it was noted that obligations existed under the draft convention for which there was no corresponding liability on either the carrier's or the shipper's side, and the liability for those obligations was thus left to applicable law.
included the shipper's liability for the consignee
Although there was some support for the reinsertion of a reference in paragraph 2 that it was the shipper's responsibility to prove that the cause of the loss
of the shipper contractually, but only in relation to certain obligations-- the shipper's liability in relation to obligations relating to dangerous goods,
where the carrier was unable to receive the shipper's agreement within an appropriate period of time;
holding any surplus proceeds to the shipper's order.