Cargo in United Kingdom
Definition of Cargo
In accordance with the work A Dictionary of Law, this is a description of Cargo :
Goods, other than the personal luggage of passengers, carried by a ship or aircraft, Normally (but not necessarily in relation to insurance) “cargo” denotes the whole of a ship s loading. Under a ship’s charterparty, the freight payable to the shipowner is normally calculated at a rate per tonne of cargo. Unless otherwise agreed, the duty of the charterer is to provide a full and complete cargo: if he fails to do this, he is liable for damages known as dead freight.
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