EXPRESS LIABILITY definition
EXPRESS LIABILITY. The Seller is responsible for the goods expressly recruited through here. If the goods, upon arrival at the port of destination, are different from the status of loading, which is inspected and certified by CCIC/SGS/AK/BV at the port of loading, due to some strange incidents and/or circumstances indicated below, the Buyer has the right to make an immediate claim to the Seller with the evidence materials, including photos and/or video recording of the goods at the port of destination, by email and the Seller is legally obligated to refund the full amount, paid by the Buyer's bank, to the Buyer without any excuse or pretext within 2 working days. The Seller is obligated to hold the full amount, paid by the Buyer’s bank, until the Buyer confirms the status of the goods at the port of destination. Followings could be part of strange incidents and circumstances. The original goods on the containers are stolen and changed into different goods. Original seals of shipping company and inspection agency on the containers are broken and changed into other seals.
Examples of EXPRESS LIABILITY in a sentence
EXCEPT FOR THE EXPRESS LIABILITY OF JCB UNDER THIS EXPRESS WARRANTY, THE DEALER SHALL HAVE NO RIGHT TO ANY INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR OTHER LOSS, DAMAGE OR INJURY BASED UPON A CLAIM OF BREACH OF WARRANTY, STRICT LIABILITY OR NEGLIGENCE, ARISING OUT OF THE SALE, LEASE, RENTAL, USE OR LOSS OF USE OF ANY JCB PRODUCT.