DESTINATION CHARGES Sample Clauses
The DESTINATION CHARGES clause defines which party is responsible for paying the costs associated with transporting goods to their final destination. Typically, this clause specifies whether the seller or buyer will cover expenses such as freight, unloading, and handling fees once the goods arrive at the agreed location. By clearly allocating these transportation-related costs, the clause helps prevent disputes and ensures both parties understand their financial obligations regarding delivery.
DESTINATION CHARGES. 14.1 Except where the Post arranges clearance and delivery a Destination Charge shall be payable. One of three different charges shall apply according to the mode of transport as follows:
a) All costs payable to the shipping line or their agents including destination terminal handling charges and delivery to the Inland Clearance Depot if applicable;
b) All costs incurred in customs clearance;
c) Storage of goods pending delivery but not long term storage;
d) Delivering the Effects to the Officer’s residence;
e) Placing the Effects in the appropriate rooms.
DESTINATION CHARGES. Rates include origin handling charges, fuel surcharge and currency adjustment but is subject to all applicable destination charges if consignee refuses to pay destination charges(customs clearance, destination handling charges, delivery etc).
DESTINATION CHARGES. 28.1 For all Movements a Destination Charges shall be payable. This will include:
DESTINATION CHARGES. Unless otherwise stated, all items will be delivered F.O.B. destination and delivery cost and charges (if any) shall be included in invoice price.