Common use of Dangerous Goods Clause in Contracts

Dangerous Goods. (a) Dangerous Goods cannot be accepted for transportation. (b) Goods are dangerous if they are classified by either the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations or the Australian Dangerous Goods Code or if they might injure or damage people, property or the environment. They include goods that are or may become poisonous, corrosive, volatile, explosive, flammable or radioactive but excludes goods that are inherently part of that vehicle, for example, Petrol in the tank or LP Gas connected to the vehicle. (c) You promise that no dangerous goods have been placed in the vehicle. (d) Whether or not you have told us that any goods are dangerous, you agree that if we, or if any of the persons referred to in paragraph 3.2, consider on reasonable grounds that the goods may cause injury or damage, we, or any of them can, at your cost do anything appropriate, including disposing of or destroying them. We will not be liable to you for any loss or damage you may incur by reason of our actions under this paragraph. You will always bear all risk of loss or damage arising in connection with a breach of this paragraph by you. (e) You will be liable for any loss or damage caused to our property or other parties’ property as a result of, or in connection with, your breach of this paragraph.

Dangerous Goods. (a) 7.1 Dangerous Goods goods cannot be accepted for transportation. (b) 7.2 Goods are dangerous if they are classified by either the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations or the Australian Dangerous Goods Code or if they might injure or damage people, property or the environment. They include goods that are or may become poisonous, corrosive, volatile, explosive, flammable or radioactive but excludes goods that are inherently part of that vehicle, for example, Petrol vehicle e.g. petrol in the tank or LP Gas connected to the vehicle. (c) 7.3 You promise that no dangerous goods have been placed in the vehiclevehicles. (d) 7.4 Whether or not you have told us that any goods are dangerous, you agree that if we, or if any of the persons referred to in paragraph 3.2, consider on reasonable grounds that the goods may cause injury or damage, we, we or any of them can, at your cost do anything appropriate, including disposing of or destroying them. We will not be liable to you for any loss or damage you may incur by reason of our actions under this paragraph. You will always bear all risk of loss or damage arising in connection with a breach of this paragraph by you. (e) 7.5 You will be liable for any loss or damage caused to our property or other parties’ property as a result of, of or in connection with, with your breach of this paragraph.

Dangerous Goods. (a) Dangerous Goods cannot be accepted for transportation. (b) Goods are dangerous if they are classified by either the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations or the Australian Dangerous Goods Code or if they might injure or damage people, property or the environment. They include goods that are or may become poisonous, corrosive, volatile, explosive, flammable or radioactive but excludes goods that are inherently part of that vehicle, for example, Petrol in the tank or LP Gas connected to the vehicle. (c) You promise that no dangerous goods have been placed in the vehicle. (d) Whether or not you have told us that any goods are dangerous, you agree that if we, or if any of the persons referred to in paragraph 3.23(b), consider on reasonable grounds that the goods may cause injury or damage, we, or any of them can, at your cost do anything appropriate, including disposing of or destroying them. We will not be liable to you for any loss or damage you may incur by reason of our actions under this paragraph. You will always bear all risk of loss or damage arising in connection with a breach of this paragraph by you. (e) You will be liable for any loss or damage caused to our property or other parties’ property as a result of, or in connection with, your breach of this paragraph.