REASONABLE DISPATCH Clause Samples

The Reasonable Dispatch clause requires that goods or services be delivered or performed within a timeframe that is considered reasonable under the circumstances. In practice, this means that even if a contract does not specify exact delivery dates, the party responsible must act without undue delay, taking into account factors such as industry standards, the nature of the goods, and any relevant external conditions. This clause ensures that obligations are fulfilled in a timely manner, preventing parties from intentionally or negligently delaying performance and thereby protecting the expectations and interests of the receiving party.
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REASONABLE DISPATCH. CARRIERshallpick up and deliver shipments arranged by BROKER with reasonabledispatch, except as otherwise agreed to between CARRIER and BROKER.
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REASONABLE DISPATCH. Upon tender of shipments under this Agreement Dispatcher agrees to find Carriers for transport with reasonable price.
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REASONABLE DISPATCH. Carrier shall transport the shipment with reasonable dispatch. Carrier shall have the right, in its sole discretion, to forward the property through any carrier or by any route between the point of shipment and the point of destination.
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REASONABLE DISPATCH. No time is fixed for the completion of carriage, and neither FRACHT FWO INC. nor its carriers shall be liable for any loss or damage caused by failure to commence or complete carriage within a certain time. FRACHT FWO INC. and its carriers assume no obligation to carry goods over any particular route. FRACHT FWO INC. and its carriers assume no obligation to carry the goods in any particular vehicle, and are authorized to select alternate means of transportation and deviation from route without liability. Neither FRACHT FWO INC. nor its carriers shall have any liability for any special or consequential damages. Shipments shall be governed by the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Amendment, Title 49 U.S.C. Section 14706, and the release rate provisions contained herein shall be construed as complying with the notice, election of rates, and other requirements. Pursuant to Title 49 U.S.C. Section 14101(b), Customer agrees that all rules and regulations which are waivable under that statute shall not apply to FRACHT FWO INC. or its retained service providers to the extent inconsistent with the contractual service terms and conditions set forth herein. Cargo claims shall be filed with the motor carrier in accordance with the terms of the uniform bill of lading, 49 CFR 370. FRACHT FWO INC. warrants payment of claims for which its retained service providers are adjudged legally liable subject to the limits of liability contained herein. As a property broker, FRACHT FWO INC. shall have no direct liability for cargo loss, damage, or delay.
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REASONABLE DISPATCH. Unless arranged or agreed upon in writing prior to transportation, Carrier is not bound to transport a shipment by a particular schedule or in time for a particular market, but is responsible to transport only with reasonable dispatch. In case of physical necessity, Carrier may forward a shipment via another carrier.
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REASONABLE DISPATCH. Upon tender of shipments under this Agreement, Agent agrees to provide reasonable dispatch.
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REASONABLE DISPATCH. Carrier shall promptly and efficiently receive, transport, and deliver the commodities from and to the points identified by Capital Hauling with reasonable dispatch and without delay and shall safely deliver the commodities in good order and condition to the consignee at destination. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees to follow applicable instructions and policies for safe operations while at a shipper customer facility.
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