Handling of Goods. 3.3.1. The Client is obligated to perform tallies or any other control functions in connection with the Task unless otherwise expressly agreed.
3.3.2. The Client is obligated to make sure that the Goods are packed and labelled in accordance with the legislation and regulation applicable at the time of performance of the Task. The packaging of the Goods shall be able to resist ordinary handling and all weather condi- tions.
3.3.3. Moreover, the Client shall make sure that all seafastening have been removed from the Goods and that the Goods have lifting yokes and anchoring in accordance with the Logis- tics Department’s instructions and the current legislation and regulation applicable at the time of performance of the Task.
Handling of Goods. If the Customer expressly instructs SCT to use, or it is expressly agreed in writing that SCT will use, a particular method in performing any Service SCT will give priority to the method designated but if that method cannot in SCT’s reasonable opinion conveniently be adopted by SCT, the Customer authorises SCT to perform the Service by another method at SCT’s absolute discretion.
Handling of Goods. 10.1 FOODBOSS COLDSTORAGE is authorised by the Customer to use such method for the handling of the Goods as FOODBOSS COLDSTORAGE in its absolute discretion deems reasonably appropriate.
10.2 The Customer agrees and acknowledges that a standard pallet size must be used for all inward deliveries. A pallet is 1.2M x 1.2M and under 1 Tonne (including the pallet) in weight and 1.2 in height. Anything over this size will be down stacked over an additional pallet and relevant charges applied.
10.3 FOODBOSS COLDSTORAGE will only prepare transport of goods on a standard pallet (1.2M x 1.2M) not more than 1 Tonne in weight (including pallet weight of 50KG) and to a maximum height of 2.4Meters (Double stacked). Should the relevant order be larger than this, then the order will be spread over additional pallets without notification and relevant charges applicable.
10.4 FOODBOSS COLDSTORE will be entitled to use its own discretion in relation to where the Goods are stored and whether the Goods need to be stored in bulk, sorted into separate lots, or any other aspect of their Cold Storage. FOODBOSS COLDSTORAGE is not obligated to inform the Customer of such.
Handling of Goods. 9.1 The Provider shall:
(a) store the Goods in its possession separately from all other items held by the Provider so that they remain readily identifiable as the Customer's property;
Handling of Goods. Article 9 In addition to these General Conditions, handling and storing of goods and all related activities performed by MANORA shall be executed in accordance with the Belgian Standard Conditions for the handling of goods and related activities in the port of Antwerp (ABAS – KVBG conditions 1991, revision on 31-dec-1999) ), waiver of recourse by client and its insurer(s) in case of damage to/loss of goods included. The text of these terms and conditions shall form an integral part of the present terms and conditions. A copy of these terms and conditions will be sent to you upon first request. Contrary to these terms and conditions, however, MANORA shall be liable only for such damage as may be the direct result of its own proven serious error, excluding any intangible damage whatsoever. Moreover, and also contrary to and in extension of the above-mentioned terms and conditions MANORA reserves the right to remove the stored goods at any time at the expense of the client.
Article 10 The Customer warrants that the goods entrusted by him to MANORA under his instructions are his property or that as an authorized agent of the owner he has the right of control of such goods, and that consequently he accepts these Conditions not only for himself but also for and on behalf of his Principal and for and on behalf of the owner.
Article 11 In the absence of precise instructions to the contrary or special agreements, MANORA shall be at liberty in his choice of means to be used to organise and perform the services to the best of his abilities according to normal business practice, including the groupage of goods.
Article 12 The Customer acknowledges and understands that they have waived recourse by client and its insurer(s) in case of damage to/loss of goods.
Article 13 MANORA shall be liable only for such damage as may be the direct result of its own proven serious error, excluding any intangible damage. Additionally, MANORA reserves the right to remove the stored goods at any time at the expense of the client.
Handling of Goods. Buyer acknowledges that it has received and is familiar with Seller's labeling and literature concerning the products (or materials) sold hereunder and will forward such information to its employees, who handle, process, or sell such products and customers of such products, if any.
Handling of Goods. 3.3.1. The Client is obligated to perform tallies or any other control functions in connection with the Task unless otherwise expressly agreed.
3.3.2. The Client is obligated to make sure that the Goods are packed and labelled in accordance with the legislation and regulation applicable at the time of performance of the Task. The packaging of the Goods shall be able to resist ordinary handling and any weather condi- tions.
3.3.3. Moreover, the Client shall make sure that all sea fastening have been removed from the Goods and that the Goods have lifting yokes and anchoring in accordance with LPO’s in- structions and the current legislation and regulation applicable at the time of perfor- xxxxx of the Task.
Handling of Goods. 1. To carry out manipulations of goods in the warehouse, the ASSIGNOR sends a request containing:
Handling of Goods a. The handling rates set forth in Section One cover the ordinary labor involved in receiving Goods at the warehouse door, placing Goods in storage, and returning Goods to the warehouse door. Handling charges are due and payable on receipt of Goods.
b. Unless otherwise agreed, the following services shall be subject to an additional charge:
i. Labor for unloading and loading Goods. i Receipt and handling of damaged Goods. ii Unloading from or loading into cars or other vehicles not at the warehouse door. iii Labor and materials used in loading rail cars or other vehicles. iv Handling of Goods ordered out in quantities less than in which received.
c. Warehouseman shall not be liable for demurrage, delays in unloading inbound cars, or delays in obtaining and loading cars for outbound shipment unless Warehouseman has failed to exercise reasonable care.
Handling of Goods. 9.1 If the Customer expressly instructs BTG to use, or it is agreed in writing that BTG will use, a particular method of handling goods when providing the Services, BTG will endeavour to comply with any such instructions but may, at its sole discretion, deviate from those instructions where the method cannot conveniently be adopted by BTG.
