Effective	05MAR1999
Filed	03FEB1999
Filing Codes	I

A.When through rates are specified from a non-loading port
  in individual line items, then the non-loading port
  arbitraries do not apply.

B.When through rates are specified to an outport in
  individual line items, then the outport arbitraries do not
  apply.

C.Outport or non-loading port rates are to be added to the
  lowest applicable base port or loading port rate.

D.Except when noted "regardless of rate basis", outport or
  non-loading port rates apply only on the same rate basis
  as cargo is freighted.  When cargo is freighted on a rate
  basis for which there is no equivalent outport or
  non-loading port rate, then:

  if cargo is freighted on an EA or per container basis
  (PC,AC,DF,FB,FR,GC,HH,IN,OT,PL,RF,TK,TL, or VR) then
  assess the outport or non-loading port rate on the basis
  of 1000 kgs.

  if cargo is freighted on an LS or MBM basis, then assess
  the outport or non-loading port rate on the basis of 1000
  kgs or 1 cubic meter whichever produces the greater
  charge.

  if cargo is freighted on an AV basis, then the outport or
  non-loading port arbitrary is 1.25% over the base or
  loading port AV rate.

E.When cargo moves under a rate that is subject to a
  minimum weight or measure requirement, the same minimum
  applies to the outport or non-loading port arbitraries
  expressed on that rate basis.

F.Dangerous or Hazardous Cargo

  As an exception to Rule 16, shipments of Hay and Cotton
  are subject to the non-refrigerated dry cargo arbitraries,
  instead of the dangerous/hazardous arbitraries.

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