Notion of transport document and receipts

Draft article 33 Issuance of the transport document or electronic transport record

(a) under article 7 (previously 4) agrees with the carrier to replace a negotiable transport document by a negotiable electronic transport record or to replace an electronic transport record by a negotiable transport document, or

Article 49. Delivery when negotiable transport document or negotiable electronic transport record is issued

When no negotiable transport document or no negotiable electronic transport record has been issued, the following paragraphs apply

When a negotiable transport document or a negotiable electronic transport record has been issued, the following paragraphs apply

Article 48. Delivery when no negotiable transport document or negotiable electronic record is issued

(e) Any additional place designated for that purpose in the transport document or electronic record.

3. A carrier's public schedule of prices and services, transport document, electronic transport record, or similar document is not a volume contract under paragraph 1, but a volume contract may incorporate such documents by reference as terms of the contract.

It was suggested that the notion of transport document in the proposed draft of article 4 needed clarification.

In addition, the effect of the proposed redraft of article 3 (2) would be to extend the traditional rule to cover all cases where a transport document or electronic transport record was issued.

In response to a question, it was clarified that, if more than one original of the negotiable transport document was issued, all of them would have to be collected before the negotiable electronic transport record could be issued in substitution.

A view was expressed that the application of the draft instrument to third parties should not be conditional upon the existence of a transport document.

2. This Instrument applies to contracts of carriage in non liner services under which the carrier issues a transport document or an electronic record that

(e) Notwithstanding paragraphs (c) and (d), the holder that did not have or could reasonably not have knowledge of such delivery at the time it became a holder acquires the rights incorporated in the negotiable transport document or negotiable electronic transport record.

The contract should not be a carrier's public schedule of prices and services, a bill of lading, transport document, electronic record, or cargo receipt or similar document but the contract may incorporate such documents by reference as elements of the contract.

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The suggestion was made that thought could be given to a provision along the lines of draft article 77 of the draft instrument, which concerns the application of arbitration provisions to the holder of a negotiable transport document or a negotiable electronic transport record.

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The express consent must demonstrate that the consenting party received a notice that prominently states that the volume contract derogates from provisions of the Instrument and the consent shall not be set forth in a carrier's public schedule of prices and services, transport document, or electronic transport record.

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Article 56(2)(d) (which has been suggested for deletion in A CN.9 WG.III WP.56) basically provides that the instructions given should be stated on a negotiable transport document.

In this respect, attention is drawn to paragraph 62(3) (previously 60(3)) that qualifies the level of activity in order the holder of a negotiable transport document to assume liabilities.

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The view was expressed that draft article 88a (3) required further clarification with respect to the relation between the transport document, as defined in draft article 1 (k), and the contract of carriage.

It was indicated that, for example, the handwritten expression of such consent on the front of a transport document should be considered valid for the purposes of proposed draft article 88a (6)(b).

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