THE LAW RELATING

TO CARRIAGE

BY INFINITY

CARRIERS

Any Person or Any Organization

Express or Implied contract

Remuneration

Goods or Passengers

Common carrier

Private carrier

Gratuitous carrier

Rights of Common Carrier

Exemptions Damages

Refusal of delivery

Lien

Charges

Not bound to carry goods

Must carry goods

without consideration

Within time & At place Safety

Insure Without deviation

Liabilities of a

common carrier

Bangladesh law

English law

According to English Law

Work as an insurer

Exception

Act of God

Enemies

Negligence Special agreement

After arriving

Measure of damage

Railway passengers

Notifying

Responsibility

Limited by agreement

Non –Scheduled Goods

Scheduled Goods

According to Bangladesh

law

Duties of railways

Should not make any undue or unreasonable preference or advantage

Bounds to carry goods against provided freight

Work as a common carrier

Contract of Affreightment

A contract to carry goods by sea

Freight

Formal Document

Written agreement

Hire entire or a part

Charterer

Types of Charter

party

Terms of Charter PartyName

Nationality

Class of carter party

Statement

Guarantee of fitness

Manner

Duties e

Capacity

Liabilities

Perils

Loading, unloading

Circumstance

RECIEPT

Used by only one party

Document of title

Acknowledgement

Evidence

s

Signature

Difference between charter party & bill of lading

Charter party • Formal document• Fixed period• All terms of contract • Document of title• Lack of feature negotiable

instrument

Bill of trading• Receipt• Different purpose• Few terms of contract• Document of title • Features of negotiable

instrument

Bottomry and Respondentia Bonds

• Borrow money on security of ship, cargo

• Respondiate

• Bottomry

• Only payable when ship reach