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1Àå About carrier
1. Meaning
2. Categorization
2Àå Liabilities & Immunities
3Àå Comparison
1. Hague Rules
2. Hague Visby Rules
3. Hamburg Rules
4Àå Case study
5Àå Review & References
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2.liabilities & immunities
contents
1.about carrier
3.comparison
4.case study
meaning categorization
5.review & references
hague rules hague visby rules hamburg rules
¡°a porter, also called a bearer, is a person who shifts objects for others.¡±
carrier kinds of carrier merchant carrier contract carrier common carrier
where the exporter or importer opt to use their own transport to effect the movement
cost-effective exporters : additional time to load importers : a quicker transit time hire interstate operators
offer transportation services to certain shippers
under contracts a for-hire carrier that holds itself out
to serve the general public at reasonable rates
must secure a certificate of public convenience
private carrier industrial carrier a company that transports only their own goods
transportation owned, controlled, or operated by one or more industries
as a private, exclusive, or common carrier vocc nvocc vessel operating common carrier non-vessel operating common carrier merchant carrier contract carrier common carrier carrier¡¯s liability
1.the seaworthiness of the ship
2.the management of the goods
carrier¡¯s liability seaworthiness :
the ship is fit to undertake the particular voyage and to carry the particular cargo (ÀÌÇÏ »ý·«)
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