Common use of Dangerous Goods Clause in Contracts

Dangerous Goods. 11.1 Merchant may not tender goods of a dangerous nature without written application to Carrier and Xxxxxxx's acceptance of the same. In the application, Merchant must identify the nature of the goods with reasonable specificity as well as the names and addresses of the shippers and consignees. 11.2 Merchant shall distinctly and permanently mark the nature of the goods on the outside of the package and container in a form and manner as required by law and shall submit to Carrier or to the appropriate authorities all necessary documents required by law or by Carrier for the transportation of such goods. 11.3 If the goods subsequently, in the judgment of Xxxxxxx, become a danger to Carrier, the Ship, or other cargo, Carrier may dispose of the goods without compensation to Merchant and Merchant shall indemnify Carrier for any loss or expenses arising from such action.

Dangerous Goods. 11.1 Merchant may not tender goods of a dangerous nature without written application to Carrier and Xxxxxxx's acceptance of the same. In the application, Merchant must identify the nature of the goods Goods with reasonable specificity as well as the names and addresses of the shippers Shippers and consigneesConsignees. 11.2 Merchant shall distinctly and permanently mark the nature of the goods Goods on the outside of the package and container in a form and manner as required by law and shall submit to Carrier or to the appropriate authorities all necessary documents required by law or by Carrier for the transportation of such goodsGoods. 11.3 If the goods Goods subsequently, in the judgment of Xxxxxxx, become a danger to Carrier, the ShipVessel, or other cargo, Carrier may dispose of the goods Goods without compensation to Merchant and Merchant shall indemnify Carrier for any loss or expenses arising from such action.