Method of Carriage Subcontractors and Ancillary Services Sample Clauses

Method of Carriage Subcontractors and Ancillary Services. 4.1 Mode of Carriage: We are entitled to carry or arrange for the carriage of the Goods by any reasonable route and by any reasonable means, including by sea, rail, or air. We may arrange for a Third Party Provider to effect such carriage. 4.2
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Method of Carriage Subcontractors and Ancillary Services. (a) Trailer2You may use a Subcontractor or Subcontractors to undertake the whole or any part of the Services, but if Trailer2You do so, Trailer2Youwill continue to be responsible to the Hirer for the performance of the Services. (b) Any provisions in these conditions which limit Trailer2You's liability also apply to Subcontractors and to employees and to the employees of Subcontractors. For the purposes of this subclause, Trailer2You is, or is deemed to be, acting as agent or trustee on behalf of each of the persons referred to, and each of them shall to that extent be deemed to be parties to this agreement. (c) Trailer2You will or may, at the Hirer's request and as Your agent, arrange to have Ancillary Services undertaken by Third Party Providers, but Trailer2You accepts no liability, including liability for any loss or damage, arising out of the provision of Ancillary Services.
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