Common use of HINDRANCE Clause in Contracts

HINDRANCE. If at any time the Company’s performance is or is likely to be effected by any hindrance or risk of any kind (including the conditions of the goods) not arising from any fault or neglect of the Company and which cannot be avoided by the exercise of reasonable endeavor, the Company may abandon the carriage of the goods under the respective conditions and, where reasonably possible, make the goods or any part of them available to the Customer at the place which the Company may deem safe and convenient, where upon delivery shall be deemed to have been made, and the responsibility of the Company in respect of such goods shall cease. In any event, the Company shall be entitled to the agreed remuneration under the contract and the Customer shall pay any additional costs resulting from the above-mentioned circumstances.