Traduction de «Demande d'indemnité pour avarie de marchandises » (Français → Anglais) :

11. Upon notice and request to the Port Warden by any party interested, the Port Warden or one of his Deputies shall proceed in person to any warehouse, dwelling or wharf, and examine any merchandise, package, material, produce or other property said to have been damaged on board of any vessel, first notifying the master, agent or other representative of such vessel thereof, and shall enquire and examine into and ascertain the nature, cause and extent of such damage, make a memorandum thereof, and record in the books of his office a f ...[+++]ull and complete statement thereof; and the Port Warden shall be entitled to call in one or two experts in his discretion, who shall assist him in such survey, and who shall make and sign a report on the same to be kept in the office of the Port Warden, and who shall, for such service, be entitled to a fee; and the cost of the survey shall be paid by the party or parties calling for the survey and shall be a lawful charge against any person liable for such damage to the party calling for such survey: Provided always, that such party shall notify the person so liable, his agent or representative (if he be resident or have a place of business in Montreal) of the intention to hold such survey, and of the time and place thereof.

be able to consider a claim by his principal regarding compensation for loss of or damage to goods during transportation or for their late delivery, and to understand how such a claim affects his contractual liability;

23. Calls on Member States to control and monitor closely the traffic of vessels carrying dangerous and polluting goods, within 200 miles of their coastline; is, however, concerned at decisions by a number of Member States to ban such vessels from the 200-mile zone off their coasts; fears that such vessels would then be forced to navigate at too great a distance off the coasts, thereby creating unacceptable risks for their crews and for the environment if the vessels were to get into difficulties (storm or damage); also calls on the Member States to ensure that in the event of this happening they have the requisite technical rescue re ...[+++]sources at their disposal to guarantee assistance to the crew and preservation of the marine environment;

34. Calls on Member States to control and monitor closely the traffic of vessels carrying dangerous and polluting goods, within 200 miles of their coastline; is, however, concerned at decisions by a number of Member States to ban such vessels from the 200-mile zone off their coasts; fears that such vessels would then be forced to navigate at too great a distance off the coasts and would thereby run unacceptable risks to their crews and to the environment if the vessel were to get into difficulties (storm or damage); also calls on the Member States to ensure that in the event of this happening they have the requisite technical rescue r ...[+++]esources at their disposal to guarantee assistance to the crew and preservation of the marine environment;