CMR Sample Clauses

The CMR clause refers to the Convention on the Contract for the International Carriage of Goods by Road, which governs the rights and obligations of parties involved in cross-border road transport of goods. This clause typically applies to shipments between countries that are signatories to the CMR Convention, ensuring that documentation, liability, and claims procedures are standardized. By incorporating the CMR clause, contracts ensure legal consistency and predictability in international road freight, reducing disputes and clarifying responsibilities for loss, damage, or delays.
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CMR. The person or entity responsible for the proper completion of the activities described in the Contract Documents and who executes the Contract.
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CMR. The Code of Massachusetts Regulations.
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CMR. All transport orders are executed under the CMR conditions and are CMR insured by the transport company.
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CMR. In accordance with this Contract, the CMR shall participate in the review and development of the design of the Project set forth in the Program and, in coordination with the Design Professional, shall participate in the scheduling of such design work and of construction of the Project, including Components thereof, construction of the Components of the Project under Component Change Orders, and of the entire Project under a GMP Change Order. Nothing herein shall be deemed to impose upon the CMR any responsibilities to provide any services constituting the practice of architecture, engineering, or any related design profession. CMR shall exercise the professional skill and judgment of a CMR in similar circumstances in the performance of its construction management services.
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CMR. In the event that the delivery deadline is exceeded, the damages to be paid by nox are limited to the amount of the transport charge. For fragile or unpackaged consignments (e.g. glass, car body parts), liability applies up to a maximum of €70 per consignment. In the case of returns, nox is only liable for the total loss of the package up to the value of the goods, to a maximum of €700 as the condition of the return cannot be determined by nox at the time of acceptance.
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CMR. The Code of Massachusetts Regulations or ―Massachusetts Cable Regulations‖ presently found at 207 CMR 2.00 et seq., and as they may from time to time be amended.
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CMR. Shipments must always be accompanied by a completely filled in CMR consignment note, specifying the 1st carrier: Den Hartogh Liquid Logistics b.v., ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ – 2nd carrier: sub-contractor, loading and unloading date, loading and unloading hours, loaded and unloaded weight, loading and unloading temperature and the DHLL job number. If a CMR is not issued by the loading location, the sub-contractor must draw it up, specifying our job number and freight details in accordance with the “External Clearinghouse Instruction” that has been sent by the operational staff of DHLL.
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