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2. Accessorial charges normally accrue with the
Consignee at the destination, not with the Shipper
Our standard process is to bill the Consignee. |
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| 3. Depends on the status of section 7 of the
SBOL |
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| 4. Accessorials are billed separately and at the
time of service. |
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5. Demurrage/detention would be the primary
assessorial charge that would potentially accrue at
destination on a prepaid shipment...and we would look to the
consignee to pay for those charges....
but, unless they have been placed on 'NM' by DSES, we would
invoice after the fact, not at
the time of unloading |
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6. We usually bill the shipper on prepaid
shipments unless the bill of lading states that they will
not pay accessorials or that they must be notified prior to
performing the extra service. |
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| 7. Shipper and Consignee same in our business
and charges at destination are normal. |
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| 9. We will
invoice the appropriate party, shipper or cons who requested the
service. |
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Note on respondents: "Other" is Moving and
Storage.
38 total respondents. |
