C1 — Traffic safety theory tickets — page 9
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Does the consignor have the right to request the carrier to verify the weight of the cargo or the quantity of the cargo determined in another way?
Does the sender have the right to request the carrier to check the contents of the cargo being transported?
In the event that the consignor requests the carrier to verify the contents, weight, or other quantity of the cargo to be transported:
When accepting cargo, the carrier is obliged to check:
If the conditions of transport are not indicated in the consignment note, until proven otherwise, it is presumed that:
Who is responsible for the loss or misuse of documents mentioned in or attached to the waybill, or handed over to the carrier during the transportation of cargo?
What is the carrier's liability for the loss or misuse of documents indicated in, attached to, or provided to the carrier with the waybill?
For the loss, damage, or delay in delivery of cargo, the carrier is released from liability if:
In what case is the consignor not liable to the carrier for damage caused to persons, materials, and other property due to defective packaging of the cargo?
Who is liable for all expenses and damages incurred due to the incorrect or incomplete representation of data in the waybill regarding the date and place of transfer of the cargo, as well as the place of delivery?