Common use of Air Shipments Clause in Contracts

Air Shipments. In consideration of the service level and/or rates offered for any shipments tendered for transit by air, other than international transportation by air with respect to which Superior has issued an air waybill in Superior’s own name which services are governed by Section 7 below, and without regard to whether such shipment actually moves, in whole or in part, by air, rail, or motor carrier, Shipper agrees that Superior shall only be liable for damage, loss or delay resulting from its negligence or fault and that its liability is limited to least of the following:  The value of the goods actually damaged, lost, or delayed;  U.S. $0.50 per pound (where no value is declared) multiplied times number of pounds that are actually damaged, lost, or delayed, but not less than U.S. $50.00 per shipment; or  In the case of a declared value, the declared value of the goods actually damaged, lost, or delayed.

Air Shipments. In consideration of the service level and/or rates offered for any shipments tendered for transit by air, other than international transportation by air with respect to which Superior has issued an air waybill in Superior’s own name which services are governed by Section 7 below, and without regard to whether such shipment actually moves, in whole or in part, by air, rail, or motor carrier, Shipper agrees that Superior shall only be liable for damage, loss or delay resulting from its negligence or fault and that its liability is limited to least of the following:  • The value of the goods actually damaged, lost, or delayed;  • U.S. $0.50 per pound (where no value is declared) multiplied times number of pounds that are actually damaged, lost, or delayed, but not less than U.S. $50.00 per shipment; or  • In the case of a declared value, the declared value of the goods actually damaged, lost, or delayed.