Notification of Concealed Damage and Shortage Sample Clauses

Notification of Concealed Damage and Shortage. In the event of a Damage Claim where loss, shortage or damage was not specifically noted on the delivery receipt at the time of delivery, Customer must notify either (i) notify the delivering Provider in writing of such loss or damage within the period stated in the National Motor Freight Classification (NMFC), currently five (5) business days of delivery of Goods, or (ii) notify Hub Group in writing of such loss or damage within a period that is two (2) days less than the period stated in the NMFC, currently three (3) business days of delivery of Goods. Neither Hub Group nor Provider will be liable for damage reported after the foregoing time limits. With respect to situations where a loaded trailer is dropped at the destination point, delivery shall mean the date on which the loaded trailer is dropped at the destination point. General disclaimers purporting to reserve the right to subsequently count or inspect Goods, or indicating the possible or potential existence of shortage or damage without specifically identifying shortage or damage shall not constitute notice of loss, shortage or damage on the delivery receipt at the time of delivery.
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