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Terms and Conditions
At Morson Logistics Freight forwarding terms and conditions typically outline the
responsibilities, liabilities, and obligations of both the freight forwarder and the
client. While specific terms may vary by company, industry, and country, here are some
common clauses found in freight forwarding agreements:
Following Terms and Conditions Included:
1. Definitions – Clarifies key terms such as "Freight
Forwarder," "Shipper," "Consignee," "Carrier," and "Goods."
2. Scope of Services – Specifies the services provided,
including arranging transportation, customs clearance, warehousing, and documentation.
3. Liability and Limitations – Defines the forwarder’s liability
for loss, damage, or delay of cargo. Typically, liability is limited per kilogram or per
shipment unless additional insurance is purchased.
The forwarder is often not liable for delays or damages caused by third parties (e.g.
carriers, customs).
4. Insurance – States whether the forwarder provides cargo
insurance or if it must be arranged separately by the client.
5. Documentation and Compliance – Requires the client to provide accurate shipping documents (e.g., invoices, packing lists, permits). Ensures compliance with international trade regulations, export/import restrictions, and hazardous goods rules.
6. Charges and Payment Terms – Details freight charges, customs duties, storage fees, and other costs. Specifies payment terms (e.g., due dates, currency, penalties for late payments).
7. Claims and Dispute Resolution – Outlines the process for filing claims for lost or damaged goods. Includes dispute resolution mechanisms such as mediation, arbitration, or legal action.
8. Force Majeure – Limits liability for unforeseen events such as natural disasters, strikes, war, or government actions that impact service.
9. Right to Refuse Cargo – Reserves the right to refuse shipments that are illegal, dangerous, or improperly documented.
10. Governing Law and Jurisdiction – Specifies the legal jurisdiction under which disputes will be handled.service.
