Concealed Damage. Open all shipments immediately. Northern Log Supply must be notified within 4 days of the date of delivery of any damage or shortage that is not noticed until after the carrier driver has left the delivery site. Damaged product will require pictures provided to Northern Log Supply no later than the end of day on the 4th day after delivery. The burden of proof is on the customer to clearly establish the extent and nature of the damage. Light scratches and abrasions on the merchandise that can easily be repaired through light sanding, rubbing, or other restoration technique are not considered damage and will not be eligible for filing a claim. Initial:
Concealed Damage. AGS shall not be liable for concealed loss or damage including but not limited to; glass, electronic equipment, prototypes, original art, uncrated Goods, or improperly packaged or labeled goods.
Concealed Damage. If concealed damage is discovered, notify the delivering carrier at once and request an inspection. This must be done within 15 calendar days of delivery. If the carrier will not perform the inspection, you should prepare an affidavit that you contacted them, noting the time and date, and that they failed to comply with your request. This, along with the other papers in your possession, will support the claim. Pending the results of your claim, the cost to repair or replace the item will be covered 1/3 by the carrier and 2/3 by Indiana Furniture for shipments less than a full truckload and 100% by Indiana Furniture for shipments of full truckloads.
Concealed Damage. If the damage or shortage is not noticed until after the carrier’s representative has left the delivery site, please contact Northern Log Supply to let us know what was damaged and send us some pictures of the damage so that a claim can be filed with the carrier.
Concealed Damage. If you should discover damaged merchandise after the driver leaves, you should notify your USF Customer Service Representative when placing your next order. Damaged or defective merchandise should not be disposed of as we may need to inspect. Please indicate the following:
Concealed Damage. The Xxxxxxxxx Company Freight Forwarding LLC is not liable for losses or damages undiscovered at the point of delivery, including perishables.
Concealed Damage. A. Receiving Dealer must determine the product is damaged within fifteen (15) days of the receipt of shipment. When con- cealed damage is found, the Dealer must remove the entire DOT serial number, attach DOT to Damaged Tire form and mail the DOT serial cutout and a description of the damage to YTC Com- mercial Customer Service.
Concealed Damage. A. Receiving Truck Stop must determine the product is damaged within 15 days of the receipt of shipment. When concealed damage is found, the Truck Stop must remove the entire DOT serial number, attach DOT to Damaged Tire form and mail the DOT serial cutout and a description of the damage to YTC Commercial Customer Service.
1. Once the documentation and DOT serial cutout are received by YTC, a credit will be issued to the Truck Stop. The tire should be retained by the Truck Stop until notification from YTC that the claim has been paid and the tire can be disposed of.
B. Yokohama Tire Corporation reserves the right to require additional documentation for these claims, such as photographs, or physical return of the tire(s) for inspection.
C. YTC prefers our customers to refuse damaged tires at the time of receipt. However, if this avenue fails then you may use the above procedure as long as quantities are reasonable.
Concealed Damage. Claims for a manufacturing defect or concealed damage must be filed with OFD within 15 days of receipt of goods. The following documents are required to process your claim:
Concealed Damage. Concealed damage or breakage which occurred during or resulting from freight handling or loading of Products must be reported within five (5) business days of delivery. Customer must notify CCX Sales of the following concealed damage or breakage:
5.1.9.1. Over-packs (e.g., multiple SKUs in a master case); or,
5.1.9.2. Damage or breakage concealed within palletized shipments.
