Valuable goods definition

Valuable goods means any goods of a valuable nature including without limitation: bullion, bank notes, cash money, coins, traveller’s cheques, drafts, credit cards, documents or papers of value of all kinds, articles or materials containing information or data of value in any form, precious stones, jewellery, antiques, works of art, valuables of all kinds; and including such other goods or materials the value of which exceeds the value limit as may from time to time be specified by Company.

Valuable goods means any Goods of a valuable nature, as reasonably determined by Toll, including without limitation: bullion, bank notes, cash money, coins, drafts, credit cards, documents or papers of value of all kinds, articles or materials containing information or data of value in any form, precious stones, jewelry, antiques, or works of art; and

Valuable goods means goods of a valuable nature including without limitation bullion, bank notes, cash money, coins, travellers cheques, drafts, credit cards, documents of all kinds, computer data in any medium, precious stones, jewellery, antiques, works of art, and valuables of all kinds.

Examples of Valuable goods in a sentence

• Except pursuant to special arrangements previously agreed in writing by Company, Customer warrants that it shall not tender for Services any Dangerous goods, Valuable goods, Perishable goods, live animals, plants or other goods which require any special handling or attention of whatsoever nature.

• Valuable goods such as precious stones, precious metals, jewellery, money, negotiable instruments, unprotected furniture, glass or china, objects of art, antiques and important documents that include passports, tenders, share and option certificates should not be sent through our network delivery system because it involves the use of mechanical handling and automated sortation equipment together with multiple transhipments on and off vehicles which could result in loss and/or damage.

• Transfer of risk: “TCP” will be liable from the moment “TCP” has accepted the Containers at the gate (for Valuable goods: from the moment the container is taken from the truck) until the loading on board of the vessel or from the moment of placing in stack (for Valuable goods, from the moment of placing the Container on the designated truck with chassis) after discharging until loading on vehicle leaving the Terminal.

• Valuable goods should be packed in solid and tightly closed boxes with “#” like metal packing stripes, and there must be stripe seals across seams.

• Valuable goods are classified as those that, at the time and place of taking over, have an actual value of at least 50 Euro/kg or 10,000 Euro/per packed item.

• This gap in the knowledge base extends from the benefits available to the factors responsible for these benefits being achieved.

• Valuable goods Good with an actual value at the place and time of takeover of at least 100 euro/kg.

• Valuable goods such as precious stones, precious metals, jewellery, money, negotiable instruments, unprotected furniture, glass or china, objects of art, antiques, important documents that include passports, tenders, share and option certificates are not suitable to be sent through TNT’s network delivery system.

• Monetary Stabilisation bonds are issued out to two years, but are predominantly under one year to maturity and so are treated as a money market instrument here.

• Valuable goods include: gold, white gold, iridium, rhodium, palladium and other rare and valuable metals and their products; all kinds of gems, jades, diamonds, pearls and their products; precious cultural relics (including calligraphies, paintings, antiques, etc.); currencies, securities, and the article with its declared value above 2000 Yuan RMB per KG of gross weight.

More Definitions of Valuable goods

Valuable goods means bullion, bank notes, negotiable securities, title deeds, gold, silverware, jewellery, ornaments, works of art or the contents of any package of more than £250 in value. Valuable Goods must be declared to the Company before shipment and freight thereon may be charged Ad Valorem, but in all respects such goods shall be subject to these Conditions. Owners will be liable to pay double freight if a true declaration of value is not made before shipment. The Company’s liability for Valuable Goods shall be limited in accordance with the Hague-Visby Rules as set out in the Schedule to the Carriage of Goods by Sea Act 1971 as set out in clause 4 above.

Valuable goods means any goods of a valuable nature including without limitation:

Valuable goods means any valuable goods such as (without limitation) bullion, cashiers or travellers cheques, currency, money orders, negotiable instruments in bearer form, credit or debit cards, important documents (including passports, tenders, share and option certificates), stamps, antiques, unprotected furniture, precious stones or metals, artwork, jewellery or valuable items of wear (including occasional wear, designer items (including clothing, watches, shoes and handbags));

Valuable goods means Goods of a valuable nature, including

Valuable goods means any cash (including coins), gold, jewellery, precious stones or other similar valuables.