Conventions, Etc Sample Clauses

Conventions, Etc. If carriage by air involves an ultimate destination or stop in a country other than the country of departure, the Convention may be applicable. The Convention (an international treaty relating to the transportation of goods by air) governs and in most cases limits the liability of carriers in respect of loss of or damage or delay to cargo. If the Convention applies, then Brink's Liability for loss of or damage or delay to Your Shipment would usually be limited to approximately US$9.07 per pound (US$20.00 per kilogram), unless You declare a higher value for carriage and pay an additional charge. Notwithstanding any clause to the contrary, international carriage by road may be subject to the provisions of CMR. Brink's reserves the right to route the Shipment in any way that Brink’s deems appropriate. Brink’s reserves the right to route the Shipment to include stopping places but Brink’s does not and will not agree to stopping places at the time when You tender the Shipment. Should the Shipment pass among or through the United States of America, You agree that none of the provisions of the Xxxxxxx Amendment (a U.S. law relating to motor carriers transporting freight between States of the United States as well as the U.S. overland portion of international moves) apply to any obligation of Brink’s under this Contract and that this Contract governs the rights and responsibilities of You and of Brink’s. Shipments passing through other countries by carriers other than air may be subject to similar local laws, to which, if permitted, Brink’s reserves the right to limit applicability.
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Conventions, Etc. Leave of absence not to exceed a period of four (4) weeks in each year, without loss of seniority, shall also be granted upon request by the Union in writing to not more than two (2) members of the Union for the purpose of attending conventions or other Union business.
Conventions, Etc. If carriage by Brink’s involves international transport of Your Shipment, then You agree that in the event that You failed to provide Brink’s with a Declared Value, then the terms of a Convention, including but not limited to the limits of liability therein may be applicable to Your Shipment. Brink's reserves the right to route the Shipment in any way that Brink’s deems appropriate. Brink’s reserves the right to route the Shipment to include stopping places but Brink’s does not and will not agree to stopping places at the time when You tender the Shipment. Should the Shipment pass among or through the United States of America, You agree that none of the provisions of the Xxxxxxx Amendment (a U.S. law relating to motor carriers transporting freight between States of the United States as well as the U.S. overland portion of international moves) apply to any obligation of Brink’s under this Contract and that this Contract governs the rights and responsibilities of You and of Brink’s. Shipments passing through other countries by carriers other than air may be subject to similar local laws, to which, if permitted, Brink’s reserves the right to limit applicability.
Conventions, Etc. Two (2) official delegates of the Bus Driver and Attendants Unit of the Federation may be granted up to three (3) days leave with pay to attend conventions of affiliated bodies, conferences, or other functions.

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