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United Nations Convention on International Multimodal Transport of Goods (Geneva, 24 May 1980)
United Nations (UN)
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1. The responsibility of the multimodal transport operator for the goods under this Convention covers the period from the time he takes the goods in his charge to the time of their delivery.
2. For the purpose of this article, the multimodal transport operator is deemed to be in charge of the goods:
(a) From the time he has taken over the goods from:
(i) The consignor or a person acting on his behalf; or
(ii) An authority or other third party to whom, pursuant to law or regulations applicable at the place of taking in charge, the goods must be handed over for transport;
(b) Until the time he has delivered the goods:
(i) By handing over the goods to the consignee; or
(ii) In cases where the consignee does not receive the goods from the multimodal transport operator, by placing them at the disposal of the consignee in accordance with the multimodal transport contract or with the law or with the usage of the particular trade applicable at the place of delivery; or
(iii) By handing over the goods to an authority or other third party to whom, pursuant to law or regulations applicable at the place of delivery, the goods must be handed over.
3. In paragraphs 1 and 2 of this article, reference to the multimodal transport operator shall include his servants or agents or any other person of whose services he makes use for the performance of the multimodal transport contract, and reference to the consignor or consignee shall include their servants or agents.
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