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    This document outlines the key elements of a contract of carriage including: the definition of a contract of carriage, its geographical scope of application, exclusions from coverage, the period of application and carrier responsibility, the obligations of the carrier, and rules around carrier liability and burden of proof.

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    This document outlines the key elements of a contract of carriage including: the definition of a contract of carriage, its geographical scope of application, exclusions from coverage, the period of application and carrier responsibility, the obligations of the carrier, and rules around carrier liability and burden of proof.

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    Definition of Contract of Carriage

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    safiuddin telso
    This document outlines the key elements of a contract of carriage including: the definition of a contract of carriage, its geographical scope of application, exclusions from coverage, the period of application and carrier responsibility, the obligations of the carrier, and rules around carrier liability and burden of proof.

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    Definition of contract of carriage

    2. 2. Geographical scope of application

    3. 3. Exclusions

    4. 4. Period of application and period of responsibility of the carrier

    5. 5. Obligations of the carrier

    6. 6. Liability of the carrier and allocation of the burden of proof


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