Ocean BOL.pdf

Hub Group Global LLC's Combined Transport Bill of Lading outlines the terms and conditions for the carriage of goods. The provisions apply to all modes of transport, including sea, land, and air, and are subject to the Carriage of Goods by Sea Act (COGSA) for US-related transport and the Hague Rules for international transport. The bill defines key terms, including "Ship," "Carrier," "Merchant," "Package," "Container," "Goods," "Subcontractor," and "Carriage." The Carrier has the right to subcontract and is entitled to the same rights and immunities as its subcontractors. The Merchant warrants that no claims will be made against the Carrier's servants, agents, or subcontractors. The Carrier has the discretion to choose the route and mode of transport and may interrupt or change the carriage without notice. Delays resulting from such activities are not considered deviations. The Carrier will use reasonable endeavors to complete the transport and deliver the goods, but may be affected by hindrances, risks, or difficulties, including strikes, pandemics, or other issues.