CMR Convention. 17.1.1 In case the Company undertake international and national road transports or performs such international road transports as part of a logistical service, the CMR Convention shall be applicable in addition to this General Agreement.
CMR Convention. Provisions of the "Convention on the Contract for the International Carriage of Goods By Road" done at Geneva on the 19th of May 1956 as amended by the Protocol done at Geneva on the 5th of July 1978. Contract: The contract between the Carrier and the Customer for the performance of Services in respect of the Goods (as manifested, among others, by an acceptance of offers and quotes issued by the Carrier and agreed to by the Customer). The Contract is considered to incorporate these General Terms & Conditions (as may be updated periodically) in their totality. Customer: Shall include the owner, sender, receiver and their agents, subcontractors, or any other person or entity and their agents having an interest in the Goods in respect of which Services are carried out or provided by the Carrier. Force Majeure: Circumstances that the Carrier and/or its Subcontractor could not avoid and the consequences of which he could not prevent. Force Majeure circumstances shall include – but shall not be limited to – heavy weather, perils of the sea, issued sea protests, war, war threat, riot, uproar, natural or nuclear disasters, terrorist activities or attacks, cybercrime or cyberattacks, fire, closures or blockades (temporary or permanently) of ports, roads, inland waterways or railway lines, shunting areas, yards or terminals, strikes or similar labor actions, epidemics, pandemics and any governmental measures relating thereto.
