UNLOADING AND CONTAINERS Clause Samples

The "Unloading and Containers" clause defines the responsibilities and procedures related to the unloading of goods and the use of containers during delivery. It typically specifies which party is responsible for unloading cargo from transport vehicles and outlines any requirements for the return, handling, or condition of shipping containers. For example, the clause may state that the buyer must arrange for unloading at their facility and return containers within a set timeframe. This clause ensures clarity in logistics operations, helps prevent disputes over damage or delays, and allocates responsibility for costs and risks associated with unloading and container management.
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UNLOADING AND CONTAINERS. Customer shall unload and release all transportation equipment promptly so no demurrage or other expense or loss resulting from delay shall be incurred. CUSTOMER shall comply with such instructtions, if any, as SELLER may give for return of such equipment. In the event CUSTOMER is to return containers, it shall return same promptly freight collect to the point specified by SELLER. CUSTOMER shall pay to SELLER on demand as a deposit on each container such reasonable amount as may be fixed from time to time by SELLER, and the amount of the deposit shall be refunded to CUSTOMER if the container on which the deposit is made is returned to SELLER in good condition to the point specified by SELLER within ninety (90) days from the date of actual shipment to CUSTOMER and if upon inspection SELLER determines it is reusable.
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  • Containers An extra charge will be made for returnable containers and special shipping devices (such as oil barrels, reels, tarpaulins, commutator clamps, etc.) where they are consigned to the Purchaser, but refund will be made if returned in good condition to the factory, or other points designated by EXION, within ninety (90) days from the date of original shipment, charges prepaid.

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