Transport Document means a document which evidences a contract of carriage and the taking over or loading of goods by a carrier, made out in the form of a bill of lading or consignment note or of any other document used in trade;
Transport Document means a document issued by a Carrier to a shipper, acknowledging that specified the Goods have been received on board as cargo for conveyance to a named Place of Destination as described in greater detail in Clause 3.2.2 of the GTC.
Transport Document means a document issued under a contract of carriage by the carrier that:
Examples of Transport Document in a sentence
Any terms and conditions set out in any Transport Document issued by the Company (including by its agents) take priority over these Terms and Conditions.
More Definitions of Transport Document
Transport Document means the consignment note in accordance with the Contract of Carriage (see CIM), the wagon note in accordance with the General Contract of Use for Wagons (GCU)7 or another transport document meeting the provisions of section 5.4.1;
Transport Document means any house or Carrier air waybill, bill of lading, warehouse receipt, consignment note or other document issued by the Company or a third party providing Services in respect of the Goods.
Transport Document means a document issued pursuant to a contract of carriage by a carrier or a performing party that
Transport Document or “TD” means this document, which evidences the contract of carriage governing the Carriage and which can either be a bill of lading or a non-negotiable waybill as determined on the reverse hereof.
Transport Document means a record that relates to a GMO or GMO product being handled, transported or stored and that describes or contains information relating to the GMO or GMO product and includes an electronic record of the information;
Transport Document means a parcel address label or sticker, which not only guides and identifies the consignment but also serves as an invoicing document.
Transport Document means a Hamburg Süd bill of lading or sea waybill.