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contract of affreightment

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A quick definition of contract of affreightment:

A contract of affreightment is an agreement to transport goods by water. It can use a bill of lading, a charterparty, or both to ship the goods. A charterparty is a contract where a ship or part of it is leased by the owner to a merchant for the conveyance of goods on a predetermined voyage or for a specified period of time. It is a special contract between the shipowner and charterer for the carriage of goods at sea.

A more thorough explanation:

A contract of affreightment is an agreement for the transportation of goods by water. It is a type of contract used in maritime law.

The contract of affreightment can use a bill of lading, a charterparty, or both to ship the goods. The bill of lading is a document that serves as a receipt for the goods and a contract of carriage between the shipper and the carrier. The charterparty is a contract by which a ship or a part of it is leased by the owner to a merchant for the conveyance of goods on a predetermined voyage or for a specified period of time.

For example, a company may enter into a contract of affreightment with a shipping company to transport their goods from one country to another. The contract may specify the type of vessel to be used, the route to be taken, and the price to be paid for the transportation.

The contract of affreightment is important because it sets out the terms and conditions of the transportation of goods by water. It helps to ensure that the goods are transported safely and efficiently, and that both the shipper and the carrier are protected in case of any disputes or problems that may arise during the transportation.

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17:15
yeah and i think after 1L u get in state? not certain
I dont think so based on my very brief research
17:16
hmm I know some school offer that in their offer (I also believe KS does not negotiate) but I wonder which schools would reconsider with a condition of in state after 1L yr?
Dkk
17:17
@texaslawhopefully: Not necessarily but I believe what Aristotle used to say. He used to say you could not have a functioning political system if you can not get gender relations right. Or essentially that.
KS does negotiate! I got an email saying theyre doing it for the first time this year
its rather limited but its not nothing
17:18
@HopefullyInLawSchool: noted, thanks for the intel. I know we joke around but all things conidered, KS is goated
Dkk
17:18
@BigStrongBug: Nah aristotle only applies gender as a role which I think either sex could fulfill. My issue with Trump's EO to limit things to only sex but I am fine with him doing it for now.
Yeah and Aristotle old as hell boy he would’ve died of hysteria after learning what the internet and tiktok is
Dkk
17:19
@SplitterusClitterus: I think some school shootings could have been prevented if gender relations were better.
Very few of any,, none come to my mind tbh
17:19
@llama: hi
They all seem like mental health and access to gun issues
Not mental health regarding gender and usually it’s a gun kids get right in the house
JumpySubsequentDolphin
17:20
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@llama: thanks! ya KU is a very serious school on my list, but we'll see how the cards play out
Hi splitty hi jumpy!
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17:21
@IrishDinosaur: congratz on UCLA!!
Everyone is changing their name omgggg hi tatadajaucuoly
Dkk
17:21
@SplitterusClitterus: Well, I would say almost every one of them. Either due to more stable households, community connections or even better treatment of those going through divorced and whatnot. Almost every shooter has at least one of these elements included with their reasons for killing.
texaslawhopefully
17:21
@Dkk: No. Aristotle said the family was the fundamental political unit, which is different than what you're saying. But, more to the point, the American political system exists vis-a-vis to 17/18th century political thought, or classical liberalism. Of which the central assumption is that the highest end is social choice.
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Dkk
17:21
@texaslawhopefully: he said more than one thing.
Thanks y’all! I’m pumped about it
texaslawhopefully
17:22
@Dkk: Yes, and he never said what you said he said. The closest he gets to that is that the family is the fundamental political unit.
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