Common use of Shipper’s Load and Count Clause in Contracts

Shipper’s Load and Count. If Shipper pre-loads trailers or semi-trailers and a representative of Co-Broker is not present to verify cargo count or stowage adequacy during the loading process, the load shall be considered as moving on a “shipper’s load and count" basis regardless of whether it is sealed or whether “SL&C" or a similar notation appears on the Uniform Receipt

Shipper’s Load and Count. If a Shipper pre-loads preloads trailers or semi-trailers semitrailers and a representative of Co-Broker Carrier is not present to verify cargo count or stowage adequacy during the loading process, the load shall be considered as moving on a “shipper’s load and count" ” basis regardless of whether it is sealed or whether “SL&C" ” or a similar notation appears on the Uniform Receipt.

Shipper’s Load and Count. If a Shipper pre-loads preloads trailers or semi-trailers semitrailers and a representative of Co-Broker Carrier is not present to verify cargo count or stowage adequacy during the loading process, the load shall be considered as moving on a “shipper’s load and count" basis regardless ” basis, and Carrier shall be responsible for the placement of whether it is sealed or whether “SL&C" ” or a similar notation appears on the Uniform Receiptuniform receipt.

Shipper’s Load and Count. If Shipper pre-loads a shipper preloads trailers or semi-trailers semitrailers and a representative of Co-Broker or Carrier is not present to verify cargo count or stowage adequacy during the loading process, the load shall be considered as moving on a “"shipper’s 's load and count" basis regardless of whether it is sealed or whether “weather "SL&C" or a similar notation appears on the Uniform Receipt.