CARRIER’S LIABILITY IN INTERNATIONAL FREIGHT CONTRACTS AND THE BASIS FOR ITS LIMITATION
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international transport, carrier liability, CMR convention, limitation of liability, force majeure, gross negligence.Abstract
This article examines the legal liability of the carrier under international freight contracts, the basis for its emergence and international legal mechanisms for limiting liability. During the study, such international documents as the CMR Convention, the Montreal and Hague-Visby Rules, as well as the national legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan, were studied in a comparative manner. Foreign judicial practice, the system of force majeure and SDR limits were also analyzed, and practical recommendations were given.
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