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Showing 1–5 of 5 articles for “bill of lading”

Prescriptive Periods in Cargo Claims: COGSA vs. Bill of Lading Stipulations

When a bill of lading sets a shorter prescriptive period than COGSA, which governs cargo damage claims? The Supreme Court clarifies.

Bill of Lading and Carrier Liability: When Delivery Without Surrender Is Allowed

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when a carrier may release goods without the original bill of lading, and why the seller's unpaid claim lies against the buyer, not the carrier.

When Is a Consignee Liable for Freight? The MOF v. Shin Yang Rule

A consignee named in a bill of lading is not automatically liable for freight charges. The Supreme Court explains when liability attaches.

Strict Compliance With Bill of Lading Clauses Upholding Carrier Protection in Cargo Claims

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on strict compliance with bill of lading notice requirements in cargo damage claims against carriers.

Bill of Lading Value Limits Carrier Liability for Lost Cargo

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on how bill of lading value declarations cap a common carrier's liability for lost goods, even when insurance paid more.