Common use of Collection and Delivery Clause in Contracts

Collection and Delivery. 10.1 The CUSTOMER shall, unless otherwise agreed, procure 10.1.1 that the GOODS are delivered onto and taken delivery of from the side or tailboard of the vehicle, and 10.1.2 that the GOODS are loaded onto and unloaded off the vehicle. 10.2 The CUSTOMER shall indemnify the COMPANY against all and any damages sustained by the latter arising out of the CUSTOMER loading GOODS onto and unloading GOODS off vehicles. 10.3 Nothing in paragraph 10.1 shall be construed as preventing the COMPANY from giving assistance in loading or unloading the GOODS onto or off the vehicle where such assistance is customary and practical, but assistance so given shall be without any liability on the part of the COMPANY. 10.4 Unless adequate warning signs are clearly visible, the CUSTOMER shall accept all responsibility for damage or loss of whatsoever nature within its or the Consignee’s premises to: 10.4.1 vehicles or loads, due to unsuitability of means of access to the loading or unloading points; 10.4.2 roadways, manholes and covers, mains, pipes, bridges, weighbridges or approaches, including anything of a like nature leading to the loading or unloading point, due to the weight or nature of the vehicle or its load. 10.5 Save for circumstances where the COMPANY has been contracted to deliver the GOODS, the CUSTOMER warrants the suitability and safety of every vehicle used to collect and/or deliver the GOODS.

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Sources: Standard Trading Terms and Conditions

Collection and Delivery. 10.1 10.1. The CUSTOMER shall, unless otherwise agreed, procure: 10.1.1 10.1.1. that the GOODS are delivered onto and taken delivery of from the side or tailboard of the vehicle, and 10.1.2 10.1.2. that the GOODS are loaded onto and unloaded off the vehicle. 10.2 10.2. The CUSTOMER shall indemnify indemnifies the COMPANY against all and any damages damages, losses or costs sustained by the latter arising out of the CUSTOMER loading GOODS onto and and/or unloading GOODS off vehicles. 10.3 10.3. Nothing in paragraph 10.1 shall be construed as preventing the COMPANY from giving assistance in loading or unloading the GOODS onto on to or off the vehicle where such assistance is customary and practical, but this assistance so given shall be without any liability on the part of the COMPANY. 10.4 10.4. Unless adequate warning signs are clearly visible, the CUSTOMER shall accept all responsibility for damage or loss of whatsoever nature within its the CUSTOMER’s or the Consignee’s premises to: 10.4.1 10.4.1. vehicles or loads, due to unsuitability of means of access to the loading or unloading points; 10.4.2 10.4.2. roadways, manholes and covers, mains, pipes, bridges, weighbridges or approaches, including anything of a like nature leading to the loading or unloading point, due to the weight or nature of the vehicle or its load. 10.5 10.5. Save for circumstances where the COMPANY has been contracted to deliver the GOODS, the CUSTOMER warrants the suitability and safety of every vehicle used to collect and/or deliver the GOODS.

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Sources: Standard Trading Conditions