Common use of CARRIER’S LIABILITY Clause in Contracts

CARRIER’S LIABILITY. You are insured for your liability for property damage occurring during the period of insurance to goods you contract to carry in connection with the business while: 1. in transit anywhere in New Zealand (including any loading and unloading), and 2. temporarily housed (either on or off the carrying conveyance) in the normal course of transit, BUT NOT at any store, warehouse or holding pen owned or occupied by, or under the control of, you, unless solely for the purpose of an “incidental service” as defined by the Carriage of Goods ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇. You are insured for your liability to pay for the property damage to goods carried by a subcontractor or actual carrier on your behalf, provided the subcontractor’s or actual carrier’s conditions of contract are no more extensive than yours. This extension does not insure the subcontractor’s or actual carrier’s liability.