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This document summarizes carrier liability and compares it to cargo insurance. It defines carrier liability as the limited liability coverage that comes with all freight shipments from a carrier. This coverage varies depending on commodity type and class but typically only covers up to a certain dollar amount per pound of freight, which may be less than the actual value of goods. Cargo insurance can be purchased for additional coverage and protects customers from lost or damaged freight during transport, typically based on the value of goods. Unlike carrier liability, cargo insurance does not require proving the carrier was at fault for damage or loss.
This document summarizes carrier liability and compares it to cargo insurance. It defines carrier liability as the limited liability coverage that comes with all freight shipments from a carrier. This coverage varies depending on commodity type and class but typically only covers up to a certain dollar amount per pound of freight, which may be less than the actual value of goods. Cargo insurance can be purchased for additional coverage and protects customers from lost or damaged freight during transport, typically based on the value of goods. Unlike carrier liability, cargo insurance does not require proving the carrier was at fault for damage or loss.
This document summarizes carrier liability and compares it to cargo insurance. It defines carrier liability as the limited liability coverage that comes with all freight shipments from a carrier. This coverage varies depending on commodity type and class but typically only covers up to a certain dollar amount per pound of freight, which may be less than the actual value of goods. Cargo insurance can be purchased for additional coverage and protects customers from lost or damaged freight during transport, typically based on the value of goods. Unlike carrier liability, cargo insurance does not require proving the carrier was at fault for damage or loss.
• Presented by : Dhaval Mistry. • Presented to : Dr. Vinod Patel. • Subject : Sales & Supply chain management. SECTION –A What is CARRIER LIABILITY? • A common carrier is liable for all shipment loss, damage, and delay with the exception of that caused by act of God, act of a public enemy, act of a public authority, act of the shipper, and the goods’ inherent nature. SCOPE
Damage to cargo directly caused by fire, explosion or accident to the
carrying vehicle. Carrier's liability for cargo. Cargo salvage, transhipment, emergency storage costs. Financial loss due to the lost freight in respect of the damaged part of the cargo. Legal and other costs, incurred in the litigation against the claimants. Costs of average adjusters. Breakage due to improper handling Flood or water damage or damage by other cargo Carrier Liability Vs. Cargo Insurance- What’s the Difference?
• Carrier liability and cargo insurance are often thought
to be the same thing. Although they both involve certain coverage of freight, they have some key differences that are important to understand. • Damaged and lost items are unfortunately a common problem when shipping freight. Because of this, it is crucial to know how to get the best coverage on all of your shipments. • Here are some of the key differences between carrier liability and cargo insurance: CARRIER LIABILITY CARGO INSURANCE • All freight shipments come with • Cargo insurance, also known as “limited liability coverage.” This freight insurance or goods-in-transit coverage is determined by the carrier insurance, is a great way to protect and varies depending on the commodity customers from lost or damaged type or freight class of the goods being freight while it is being transported. shipped. For the most part, carrier • This insurance is an additional liability covers up to a certain dollar charge that is typically based off of amount per pound of freight. the value of the goods being • It is not uncommon to find that the shipped. included liability coverage is less than • As previously mentioned, carrier the actual value of the goods being liability may only cover a certain shipped. Also, if the freight is used and dollar amount per pound of freight. When your freight has a higher not directly from the manufacturer, the value than what is covered by liability coverage will be significantly liability, cargo insurance may be less than it would be for new very beneficial to you in order to goods. Furthermore, carrier liability has better protect yourself from lost or limitations in certain instances when the damaged cargo. Another benefit of damage is due to an act of God (weather purchasing cargo insurance is that related), or act of the shipper (improper you do not need to prove the carrier packaging or loading). In these two was at fault for the lost or damaged items, only that the damage or loss cases, the carrier cannot be at fault actually occurred. THANK YOU.