Cargo Interest definition

Cargo Interest means anyone who would suffer a loss if the Goods were damaged, lost, delayed, or destroyed or who would benefit from the safe arrival of the Goods or, in general, showing an economic interest in the Goods.

Cargo Interest means the owner of the goods or its agent and/or the person(s) named as shipper and/or consignee on the ocean carrier’s bill of lading and/or their respective agent(s).

Cargo Interest means anyone who would suffer a loss if the Goods were damaged, lost, delayed or destroyed or who would benefit from the safe arrival of the Goods.

Examples of Cargo Interest in a sentence

• Any person making a report by this section, providing information pursuant to an investigation or testifying in a judicial or administrative proceeding as a result of such report shall be immune from any civil liability alleged to have resulted therefrom unless such person acted in bad faith or with malicious intent.E. D.

• This charge is payable by the Container Operator.2.0 Miscellaneous Matters Definition;1) Customer means Vessel Operator, Container Operator, Beneficial Cargo Interest or any other partyhaving an interest in the Goods.2) Dangerous Goods (DG) means any goods to which the IMDG Code is expressed to apply, whether specifically listed in the IMDG Code or not.

• In excess of free storage period – charge to Beneficial Cargo Interest; charge of AUD 255.00 per container per calendar day or part thereof.

• In excess of free storage period – charge to the Beneficial Cargo Interest; charge of AUD 255.00 per container per calendar day or part thereof.

• Second, because of the infinitary connectives, it may not be the case that every structure is elementarily equivalent to its metric completion.To resolve the first issue, we use the notion of metrically principal types from [CI12].

• Should the Ocean Carrier and/or Cargo Interest fail to provide such storm protection, and if FIT is so directed by the Port and/or the United States Coast Guard or any other governmental authority, FIT will protect such cargo against storm damage to the best of its ability considering time, conditions, and materials available, completely without liability to FIT, and shall charge the cost of this storm protection on a pro-rata basis to the Ocean Carrier(s)..

• Brooks and Button, Maritime Container Security: A Cargo Interest Perspective.The unpredictable nature of the terrorist threat has forced a revolution in the national security culture from one of reactionary emergency response to a posture of pre- emptive action.

• Upon expiration of Free Time, the following Demurrage charges shall be payable by the Cargo Interest for each calendar day or portion thereof the Container remains on the Terminal or Customs hold/care.

• Brooks and Button, Maritime Container Security: A Cargo Interest Perspective.

• All charges will be assessed against either the Ocean Carrier and/or its authorized agent or the Cargo Interest and/or its authorized agent.

More Definitions of Cargo Interest

Cargo Interest means the owner of the goods or its agent and/or the person(s)

Cargo Interest means any person with an interest in the timely and safe Delivery of the Goods;