RULE: 1 - SCOPE Eff: 10MAY1999
| Effective | 10MAY1999 |
|---|---|
| Filed | 10MAY1999 |
| Filing Codes | I |
Rules, regulations and rates published herein apply
BETWEEN United States Atlantic and Gulf Coast Ports
in the Eastport, Maine/Brownsville, Texas Range,
United States Pacific Coast Ports in the Seattle,
Washington/San Diego, California Range, Great Lakes
Ports and Inland Points (See Paragraph A)
AND Ports and Points in Brazil (See Paragraph B):
A. U.S. INTERIOR POINTS:
All Points in the following States:
Alabama Maine Ohio
Arizona Maryland Oklahoma
Arkansas Massachusetts Oregon
California Michigan Pennsylvania
Colorado Minnesota Rhode Island
Connecticut Mississippi South Carolina
Delaware Missouri South Dakota
District of Columbia Montana Tennessee
Florida Nebraska Texas
Georgia Nevada Utah
Idaho New Hampshire Vermont
Illinois New Jersey Virginia
Indiana New Mexico Washington
Iowa New York West Virginia
Kansas North Carolina Wisconsin
Kentucky North Dakota Wyoming
Louisiana
SERVICE:
Motor/Ocean, Ocean/Motor, Rail/Ocean, Ocean/Rail
and Rail/Motor/Ocean Combinations.
INTERCHANGE PORTS:
United States Atlantic, Gulf, Pacific and Great
Lakes Ports.
LIABILITY:
Carrier shall be liable to Shipper for Rail and/or
Motor movements in accordance with the terms and
conditions of Carrier's Combined Transport Bill of
Lading.
B. BRAZILIAN PORTS AND POINTS:
Ports on the East Coast of South America in Brazil
and Inland Points in Brazil via such ports.
C. INTERMODAL THROUGH RATES:
Intermodal through rates published in this tariff
are single-factor through rates and apply only from,
to and via the ports and points specifically named
in the individual TLIs filed in this Tariff.
The following shall govern the transfer of cargo by
trucking or other means of transportation at the
expense of the Ocean Carrier. At Carrier's option,
shipments may be picked up or delivered at a port
other than the originally intended port, for transfer
to another Port of Loading, or to the originally
intended Port of Discharge. In no event shall any such
transfer or arrangements under which it is performed be
such as to result directly or indirectly in any
lessening or increasing of the cost or expense which the
Shipper would have borne had the shipment loaded or
cleared through the port originally intended.