Customer’s Duties. (a) Customer must do the following in relation to the services provided by Expeditors: (1) provide and disclose all documents and information required to handle, transport, load, unload, store, clear, enter, deliver, distribute, and otherwise deal with goods (including commercial invoices in proper form and number, other documents necessary or useful in the preparation of the customs entry, and such further information to enable Expeditors to perform services, including the dutiable value, weights, measures, number of pieces, packages, cartons or containers, condition of the goods, classification, country of origin, genuineness of the goods and any mark or symbol associated with them, Customer’s right to export, import and/or distribute the goods, and the admissibility of the goods, pursuant to Laws, all in the languages of and as may be required by the Laws of the country of origin or of destination); (2) immediately advise Expeditors of any errors, discrepancies, incorrect statements, or omissions in any document or other information; (3) review all documents, declarations, security filings, and other submissions prepared or filed with any Governmental Unit or any other Person; and (4) maintain all records required under applicable Laws. Unless otherwise agreed, Expeditors shall only keep such records that applicable Laws requires Expeditors itself to maintain, but shall not act as a “record-keeper” or “third-party record-keeper” for Customer. Expeditors has no liability for any action taken or fines or penalties assessed by any Governmental Unit because Customer fails to comply with any Law.
(b) Expeditors has no liability to Customer for increased duty, penalty, fine or expense, unless caused by the negligence or other fault of Expeditors, in which case its liability is governed by the provisions of paragraphs 7 and 8 below.
(c) Customer represents, warrants and covenants the accuracy, sufficiency, and completeness of all documents and information furnished to Expeditors by or for Customer. Expeditors has no duty to inquire into the accuracy, sufficiency, or completeness of any documents or information and in no instance shall be charged with information that Customer fails to give in writing. Expeditors may rely on all documents and information furnished to Expeditors. If Customer fails to perform any obligation, Expeditors may use its judgment in connection with the goods.
(d) Customer represents, warrants and covenants that it is and will remain in ...
