INTERNATIONAL CARRIAGE Sample Clauses
INTERNATIONAL CARRIAGE. Any carriage in which, according to the Contract of Carriage, the place of departure and the place of destination, whether or not there is a break in the carriage, are not both situated within the United States; or, they are situated within the United States, but there is an agreed stopover outside the United States.
INTERNATIONAL CARRIAGE. Services provided for international carriage are subject to the provisions of the Warsaw or Montreal Conventions, including those relating to the limitation of liability. Any provisions of these rules that are inconsistent with any provision of the applicable Convention shall, to that extent only, be inapplicable to international carriage.
INTERNATIONAL CARRIAGE. 6.1 The present Air Charter Agreement shall be subject to the provisions of the Warsaw Convention dated October 12, 1929, as amended by the Hague Protocol dated September 28, 1955, as implemented in chapter 9 of the Swedish Aviation Act dated June 6, 1957, concerning air transportation of passenger, baggage and cargo, and/or by any other Treaty applicable to such carriage insofar as such carriage is "intentional carriage" as defined in the above Conventions and is governed thereby Carriage hereunder which is not governed by Warsaw Convention shall be subject to all applicable laws which extend provisions of the convention to such carriage or which otherwise limit Xxxxxxxxx 's liability.
6.2 The Client warrants that all necessary Passports, Visas, Health and Other Certificates necessary to secure transit through any intermediate points and entry into the Country of destination of the flight(s) will be held and in the event of the appropriate Immigration Authorities refusing entry to any Client in circumstances where the carrier is required to transport such Client to the point of origin of the charter flight(s) or to any other point, then the cost of doing so shall be repayable by the Client to Xxxxxxxxx upon demand.
6.3 The Client undertakes that their baggage will not contain anything of a dangerous, hazardous or offensive nature or of which the carriage, importation or exportation is prohibited by any Country or State which has to be crossed or entered. The Client shall also ensure the possession of all documents enabling them to comply with all Customs, Police, Public Health and other regulations which are applicable in the United States and countries in which landings are made both in respect of themselves and their baggage and to be responsible for the payment of all dues or charges in connection with them.
INTERNATIONAL CARRIAGE. 6.1 Carriage hereunder shall be subject to the rules and limitations relating to liability and to all other provisions established by the Warsaw Convention or by that Convention as amended by the Hague Protocol and/or by any other Treaty applicable to such carriage insofar as such carriage is "intentional carriage" as defined in the above Conventions and is governed thereby Carriage hereunder which is not governed by Warsaw Convention shall be subject to all applicable laws which extend provisions of the convention to such carriage or which otherwise limit IAC's liability.
6.2 The Client warrants that all necessary Passports, Visas, Health and Other Certificates necessary to secure transit through any intermediate points and entry into the Country of destination of the flight(s) will be held and in the event of the appropriate Immigration Authorities refusing entry to any Client in circumstances where the carrier is required to transport such Client to the point of origin of the flight(s) or to any other point, then the cost of doing so shall be repayable by the Client to IAC upon demand.
6.3 The Client undertakes that their baggage will not contain anything of a dangerous, hazardous or offensive nature or of which the carriage, importation or exportation is prohibited by any Country or State which has to be crossed or entered. The Client shall also ensure the possession of all documents enabling them to comply with all Customs, Police, Public Health and other regulations which are applicable in South Africa and States in which landings are made both in respect of themselves and their baggage and to be responsible for the payment of all dues or charges in connection with them.
INTERNATIONAL CARRIAGE. To the extent that the carriage to be arranged by the Company under this contract is international carriage as defined by the Convention, it is hereby agreed and declared, and the Customer hereby acknowledges, that the Company is not the carrier for the purposes of the Convention. The Company shall not be under any liability under the Convention. In this contract, the expression “Convention” means the Convention for the Unification of Certain Rules relating to International Carriage by Air signed at Warsaw, 12 October 1929, and where appropriate that Convention as amended by the Hague Protocol, 28 September 1955, and/or as supplemented by the Guadalajara Convention, 18 September 1961, and where appropriate that Convention amended by the Montreal Convention / Protocol.