Summary of ⭐️ Bill of Lading CLAUSULA 7 ✅RESPONSABILIDAD CIVIL✅

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The video explains the CLAUSULA 7 RESPONSABILIDAD CIVIL law that applies to maritime companies. This law consists of six different sections, with the first addressing the rules of the Davis v. Two things from 1936 apply to this law: the declared value of the cargo and the maximum amount of liability the company can have. The sixth and most recent section explains how the company is supposed to respond to delays in the shipment.

  • 00:00:00 This video explains theCLAUSULA 7 RESPONSABILIDAD CIVIL law that applies to maritime companies. This law consists of six different sections, with the first addressing the rules of the Davis v. Two things from 1936 apply to this law: the declared value of the cargo and the maximum amount of liability the company can have. The sixth and most recent section explains how the company is supposed to respond to delays in the shipment.
  • 00:05:00 The video discusses Clause 7 of the Bill of Lading, which states that the carrier is responsible for civil damages. This clause only applies if the consignee can prove that the damage was caused intentionally or with prior knowledge of potential damage. Goods transported with knowledge of the shipment's contents are automatically exempt from liability.

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