Fragile Goods and Valuable Items Sample Clauses

Fragile Goods and Valuable Items. You will, prior to the commencement of the removal or storage, give to Us written notice of any Goods which are of a fragile or brittle nature and which are not readily apparent as such, or which comprise jewellery, precious objects, works of art, money, collections of items or precision equipment in any case having a value in excess of $1,000.
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Fragile Goods and Valuable Items. You will, prior to the commencement of the removal or storage, give to Us written notice of any Goods which are of a fragile or brittle nature and which are not readily apparent as such, or which comprise jewellery, precious stones, other precious objects, works of art, money, collections of items, deeds, securities or precision equipment in any case having a value in excess of $2,000. We may either refuse to carry any such goods or require them to be carried, at Your cost, by a higher security mode of transport if We consider it is inappropriate for them to be the subject of a general personal effects shipment.
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Fragile Goods and Valuable Items. 31 The Customer will notify the Company in writing prior to the commencement of the Services if any of the Goods are of a fragile or brittle nature and which are not readily apparent as such, or which comprise jewellery, precious objects, works of art, money, collections of items or precision equipment in any case having a value in excess of $1,000. Certain goods (including electrical and mechanical appliances, computer equipment, scientific instruments and certain musical instruments for example) are inherently susceptible to suffer damage or disorder when transported. Unless that damage or disorder results from the want of due care or skill on the part of the Company, it will not be liable.
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Fragile Goods and Valuable Items. You will, prior to the commencement of fragile or brittle nature and which are not readily apparent as such, or which 6.6
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Fragile Goods and Valuable Items. You will, prior to the commencement of the Services, give to Us written notice of any Goods which are of a fragile or brittle nature and which are not readily apparent as such, or which are unique and valuable such as jewellery, precious objects, works of art, money, financial instruments, collections of items or precision equipment in any case having a value in excess of $2,000. If you do not, You warrant that You will not make a claim against us or hold Us responsible or liable in any way and will indemnify us for any loss, damage, expense and/or liability occurring as a result of the provision of Our Services in relation to such Goods.
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