DESIGNATED CARRIERS Sample Clauses

DESIGNATED CARRIERS. In order to expedite removal of materials from the show site, XXXXXX shall have the authority to change designated carriers if the carrier designated by the EXHIBITOR does not pick up the shipment(s) in time. Where no disposition is made by EXHIBITOR, materials may be taken to warehouse to await EXHIBITOR’S shipping instructions and EXHIBITOR agrees to be responsible for charges relating to such rerouting and handling. IN NO EVENT SHALL XXXXXX BE RESPONSIBLE OR LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS RESULTING FROM SUCH REROUTING DESIGNATION. EXHIBITOR hereby understands and agrees that the carrier’s terms and conditions apply to their shipment once the materials have been accepted by said carrier. It is the responsibility of the EXHIBITOR to familiarize himself with these terms and conditions. XXXXXX WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE OR LIABLE FOR FAILURE TO PROVIDE THESE CARRIERS TERMS AND CONDITIONS TO THE EXHIBITOR.
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DESIGNATED CARRIERS. Xxxxxxx shall have the authority to change the Exhibitor designated carrier if that carrier does not pick up the shipment(s) at the appointed time. Where no disposition is made by Exhibitor, materials may be taken to a warehouse to await Exhibitor’s shipping instructions and Exhibitor agrees to be responsible for charges relating to such rerouting and handling. IN NO EVENT SHALL XXXXXXX BE RESPON- SIBLE FOR ANY LOSS RESULTING FROM SUCH REROUTING DESIGNATION.
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DESIGNATED CARRIERS. To expedite removal of exhibitor materials TEG shall have the authority to change the Exhibitor designated carrier if that carrier does not pick up the shipment(s) at the appointed time. Where no disposition is made by Exhibitor, materials may be taken to a warehouse to await Exhibitor’s shipping instructions and Exhibitor agrees to be responsible for charges relating to such rerouting and handling. IN NO EVENT SHALL TEG BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY LOSS RESULTING FROM SUCH REROUTING DESIGNATION. 2.8. CLAIM(S) FOR LOSS: Exhibitor agrees that any and all claims for loss or damage must be submitted to TEG immediately at the show site and in any case not later than thirty (30) business days after the date when Exhibitor’s materials are delivered to the carrier for transportation from show site or from TEG’s warehouse. All claims reported after thirty (30) days will be rejected. In no event shall a suit or action be brought against TEG more than one (1) year after the date of loss or damage occurred.
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DESIGNATED CARRIERS. In order to expedite removal of materials from the show site, TE&E shall have the authority to change designated careers if the carrier designated by the EXHIBITOR does not pick up the shipment(s) in time. Where no disposition is made by EXHIBITOR, materials may be taken to a warehouse to await EXHIBITORS shipping instructions and EXHIBITOR agrees to be responsible for charges relating to such rerouting and handling. IN NO EVENT SHALL TE&E BE RESPONSIBLE OR LIABLE
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DESIGNATED CARRIERS. S a b e n a , designated by the Belgian Government. Aer Lingus, designated by the Irish Government. XXXXXX X. XXXXXX 717 des and timetables. The present traffic programs are approved by Parties only on a temporary basis pending the outcome of the arbitration. The Belgian Party has maintained the view that a total capacity of 8 flights per week, equally divided between Aer Lingus and S a b e n a is in conformity with the capacity provisions of the bilatéral agreement. The Irish side has disputed this interprétation and has maintained that a curtailment of frequencies from the present level of 11 a week (7 Aer Lingus and 4 S a b e n a ) would not be in the public interest and would be counter- productive in terms of market development. They also maintain that a 50/50 divide of capacity fails to acknowledge the work which Aer Lingus has done in building up the Dublin-Brussels route or the degree to which Aer Lingus has already eut back its services to accommodate S a b e n a .
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DESIGNATED CARRIERS. In order to expedite removal of materials from show site as required by Show Management and/or the facility, TFC shall have the authority to change the EXHIBITOR designated carrier if that carrier does not pick up the ship- ment(s) at the appointed time. Where no disposition is made by EXHIBITOR, materials may be taken to a warehouse to await EXHIBITOR’S shipping instructions and EXHIBITOR agrees to be responsible for charges relating to such rerouting and handling. In no event shall TFC be responsible for any loss resulting from such rerouting designation.
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DESIGNATED CARRIERS. In order to expedite removal of materials from show site as required by Show Management and/or the facility, DCC shall have the authority to change the EXHIBITOR designated carrier if that carrier does not pick up the shipment(s) at the appointed time. Where no disposition is made by EXHIBITOR, materials may be taken to a warehouse to await EXHIBITOR’S shipping instructions and EXHIBITOR agrees to be responsible for charges relating to such rerouting and handling. In no event shall DCC be responsible for any loss resulting from such rerouting designation. 8. DCC RESPONSIBILITIES. DCC shall be responsible only for those services that it directly provides. DCC assumes no responsibility for any persons, parties, or other contracting firms not under DCC direct supervision and control. DCC performance hereunder is subject to, and DCC shall not be responsible for loss, delay, or damage due to, strike, lockouts, work stoppages, natural elements, vandalism, Act of God, civil disturbances, power failures, explosions, acts of terrorism or war, or for any other cause beyond DCC reasonable control, nor for ordinary wear and tear in the handling of materials. 9.
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