Carrier Contract

/ˈkærɪər ˈkɒn.trækt/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A legally binding agreement between a carrier and another party regarding the transportation of goods or passengers.
    The carrier contract specified the terms for shipment and liability.
  2. (n.) A contract outlining the responsibilities and obligations of a carrier in the transport or delivery of cargo or passengers.
    Before the shipment, both parties signed the carrier contract detailing their duties.

Forms

  • carrier contract
  • carrier contracts

Commentary

Carrier contracts often contain detailed provisions on liability, delivery timelines, and payment, and must comply with relevant transportation laws.

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