conditions of carriage

Are there any conditions of carriage which apply to the journey?

And there's ten questions about the conditions of carriage.

It says so in the National Rail conditions of carriage.

The term, as it is now used, refers to each airline's "conditions of carriage" policy.

Where would you find the conditions of carriage.

Because it is subject to the conditions of carriage that we accept their business and therefore we have to provide them with written information.

It is essential that customers are aware of any conditions of carriage.

This policy forms part of your contract with the airline and is outlined in its conditions of carriage.

Our conditions of carriage clearly state we are not responsible for such service interruptions, which are beyond our control.

The conditions of carriage also contain other information of interest to passengers and a reference to those conditions clearly has value.

Transport of any kind is subject to the conditions of carriage of the company actually providing that transport.

This receipt also restated the description of the goods and the terms and conditions of carriage.

When you travel with an air or sea carrier their Conditions of Carriage apply, some of which limit or exclude liability.

Transport on an aircraft, coach, train or ship is subject to the conditions of carriage of that company, some of which limit or exclude liability.

Only valid in combination with a paper single or return ticket (as provided for at point 19c in the National Rail Conditions of Carriage.)

And the fine print is not on the back of the ticket, but in a detailed document called the "conditions of carriage," which the passenger ordinarily never sees.

The most important thing is that non-EU carriers must inform passengers of their conditions of carriage at the time of purchase of the ticket.

Appendix B of the National Rail Conditions of Carriage sets out the current allowances and fare details.

It's perfectly legal (specifically allowed in the National Rail Conditions of Carriage) provided your train calls at the station you 'split' your ticket at.

Following the election of Boris Johnson as mayor of London, drinking on London public transportation was made contrary to the conditions of carriage.

Approval of changes made to the National Routeing Guide and National Rail Conditions of Carriage.

If starting your journey at Watford Junction, in compliance with National Rail conditions of carriage, you must have a valid ticket prior to boarding the train.

Customarily, one of the terms and conditions of carriage associated with the CKR included application of the Visby Protocol.

The RHA's own conditions of carriage, together with a set of explanatory notes, can be found in The Transport Manager's Handbook.

But not in Rihanna's conditions of carriage, or for that matter those of Live Nation, the promoter of the concert; or Ticketmaster, who sold the tickets.