Common use of Unacceptable Goods Clause in Contracts

Unacceptable Goods. Shipper agrees that its Shipment is acceptable for transportation but it is deemed unacceptable if: 2.9.1 it is classified as hazardous, dangerous goods, prohibited or restricted articles by US and international law any applicable government department or other relevant organization; 2.9.2 it contains counterfeit goods, animals, bullion, currency, banderols/tax stickers, bearer form negotiable instruments, precious metals and stones; real or imitation firearms, parts thereof, weapons, explosives and ammunition; human remains, pornography or illegal narcotics/drugs), 2.9.3 it contains any other item which iContainers decides cannot be carried safely or legally, or its packaging is defective. 2.9.4 no customs declaration is made when required by applicable US customs 2.9.5 It is not accepted by the carrier or any party involved due to the commodity, or the weight is excluded as mentioned in the website or prior booking acceptance.