TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED GOODS Sample Clauses

TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED GOODS. 9.1. The Customer shall not, without giving prior written notice to the Freight Forwarder of a temperature range to be maintained and the nature of the Goods, deliver for transportation any Goods that require specific temperature control.
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TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED GOODS. 6.17.1 Unless otherwise previously agreed in writing, the Customer undertakes that no Goods or Containers requiring temperature control will be delivered to OCTO-LOGISTICS and that OCTO-LOGISTICS shall not be required to deal with or handle such Goods and no liability shall in any event attach to OCTO-LOGISTICS in respect of such Goods or Containers under any circumstances;
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TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED GOODS. (1) Merchant acknowledges that the Goods do not require special care in the stowage, handling, or transport, such as ventilation, humidity control, refrigerated carriage, or watering (in the case of live plants) unless Merchant has declared the need for such special stowage or care in writing prior to tendering the Goods to Carrier and Carrier has agreed in writing to undertake such special care, and a higher freight rate has been paid therefor. In the event Merchant declares the need for special care, and Xxxxxxxx's instructions for special care are inserted on the face hereof, and higher freight is paid therefor, Carrier shall exercise due diligence to provide such special care, nut in no event shall Carrier be liable for any breakdown, stoppage, malfunction, or latent defect in any refrigeration or temperature- controlling equipment, unless such breakdown, stoppage, malfunction, or latent defect arises due to Carrier's failure to exercise due diligence, which failure to exercise due diligence must be proved by direct evidence of conduct falling below the custom and practice at the Port of shipment.
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