SEA FREIGHT TERMS AND CONDITIONS

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SEA FREIGHT TERMS AND CONDITIONS

  1. Vendor is a party that provides sea transportation for the delivery of goods.
  2. Buyer is a party who purchases sea transportation services from a Vendor.
  3. Sea transportation provided by the Vendor is sea transportation via commercial ships or goods transport ships.
  4. The purchase or exchange of sea freight services is subject to the availability of resources, including, without limitation, the availability of platforms.
  5. Every ship or ship used must meet United Kingdom standards as well as international standards.
  6. The ship used must provide safety support equipment.
  7. Vendors and Buyers can only provide sea transportation services that have complied with all the terms and conditions contained in Indonesian Supplies.
  8. Sea freight services that have been purchased cannot be canceled, unless otherwise specified in the contract.
  9. Vendors and Buyers are prohibited from using the Indonesian Supplies platform for transactions that violate the law, such as money laundering, fraud and other criminal provisions.
  10. Vendors and Buyers are responsible for including the full name and address of the destination for providing sea transportation services so that logistics services can be provided correctly.
  11. The vendor guarantees that the person concerned is the rightful owner and is entitled to the delivery of sea transportation services to be delivered by Indonesian Supplies and has agreed to be bound by the terms and conditions of the applicable Indonesian Supplies.
  12. Vendor and Purchaser guarantee not to divulge any information or data in any form regarding the logistics services provided unless expressly permitted by Indonesian Supplies.
  13. Vendors and Indonesian Supplies may provide sea freight service coupons to Buyers in accordance with applicable terms and conditions.
  14. The payment process can be made via bank transfer or PayPal by the Buyer to Indonesian Supplies which will then be forwarded to the Vendor when the entire process of buying and selling logistics services has been completed in accordance with the terms and conditions that have been set.
  15. Indonesian Supplies does not allow transactions or registration of sea transportation services (listing) that violates the intellectual property rights of a brand or other intellectual property rights owners. Unless expressly stated otherwise.
  16. Indonesian Supplies is not responsible if the Vendor or Buyer acts against the law.
  17. Indonesian Supplies makes no representations or warranties of any kind regarding the quality, suitability, safety or capability of the logistics services provided by the Vendor.
  18. Bill of lading is a document that stipulates the terms of the contract between the shipper and the carrier.
  19. The seller and the buyer can make a bill of lading according to the agreement.
  20. Indonesian Supplies is not responsible for any delay, loss, damage, loss or error in sea transportation services caused by the acts or omissions of the Vendor or the Buyer.
  21. Indonesian Supplies has the right to take all necessary steps if the Vendor and Buyer violate these terms and conditions, including to exercise the rights stipulated in the laws and regulations in force in Indonesia.
  22. All sea transportation activities must comply with Law No. 32 of 2014 concerning Marine Affairs, Law No. 17 of 2008 concerning Shipping and other regulations related to sea transportation.
  23. The terms and conditions determined by the Vendor must not conflict with these terms and conditions.
  24. All these terms and conditions are subject to and bound by all other terms and conditions set out on the Indonesian Supplies website.
  25. If there is a dispute between the vendor and the buyer, it will be resolved through deliberation.
  26. If the dispute cannot be resolved through deliberation, then the Dispute can be submitted and finalized by arbitration in Indonesia, in accordance with the regulations of the Indonesian National Arbitration Board (BANI), which was established on November 30, 1977 based on the Decree of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce No. SKEP/152/DPH/1977 in Indonesia using Indonesian.
  27. Indonesian Supplies reserves the right to modify or amend these terms and conditions without the approval of the Vendor.

 

Last Modified: 29/03/2022

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