Common use of WAREHOUSEMAN LIEN Clause in Contracts

WAREHOUSEMAN LIEN. If Goods go into demurrage, Carrier shall assume all rights of a warehouseman, and this Bill of Lading shall constitute a warehouseman’s non-negotiable receipt. Goods will be delivered to the consignee or other Person(s) entitled to receipt of the goods upon payment of all Charges due. If Goods are not claimed within ten (10) days after demurrage commences, Carrier may exercise its warehouseman’s right to sell or auction such Goods. Xxxxxxx may assert a general lien for Charges and expenses in relation to other Goods, whether or not these Goods have been delivered by Carrier.

WAREHOUSEMAN LIEN. If Goods go into demurrage, Carrier shall assume all rights of a warehouseman, and this Bill of Lading shall constitute a warehouseman’s non-negotiable receipt. Goods will be delivered to the consignee or other Person(s) entitled to receipt of the goods upon payment of all Charges duepast due and current charges. If Goods are not claimed within ten (10) days after demurrage commences, Carrier may exercise its warehouseman’s right to sell or auction such Goods. Xxxxxxx may assert a general lien for Charges and expenses in relation to other Goods, whether or not these Goods have been delivered by Carrier.

WAREHOUSEMAN LIEN. If Goods go into demurrage, Carrier shall assume all rights of a warehouseman, and this Bill of Lading shall constitute a warehouseman’s non-negotiable receipt. Goods will be delivered to the consignee or other Person(s) entitled to receipt of the goods upon payment of all Charges due. If Goods are not claimed within ten (10) days after demurrage commences, Carrier may exercise its warehouseman’s right to sell or auction such Goods. Xxxxxxx may assert a general lien for Charges and expenses in relation to other Goods, whether or not these Goods have been delivered by Carrier.