Contracts Conventions Flashcards

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What is the primary purpose of transportation contracts?

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To define the obligations and liabilities of parties involved in the movement of goods.

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What is the Chicago convention (1944)?

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An international treaty that established the framework for modern civil aviation and created the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).

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What is the main objectives of the Chicago convention?

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  1. Promote safe and orderly development of international air transport.
  2. Ensure fair opportunities for all countries in aviation.
  3. Facilitate cooperation in navigation, security, and environmental standards.
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What is the Warsaw Convention (1929)?

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A treaty governing the liability of airlines for passenger injury, baggage loss, or cargo damage during international flights.

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What are the Warsaw conventions main provisions?

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  1. Limits on carrier liability for death, injury, or cargo loss.
  2. Documentation requirements, like tickets and baggage checks.
  3. Carrier liability for transportation delays.
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What is the Montreal Convention (1999)?

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A treaty modernizing the rules of the Warsaw Convention to address contemporary aviation challenges.

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What are Warsaws (now Montreal) convention’s key updates?

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  1. Higher liability limits for passenger death and injury.
  2. Simplified claims procedures for passengers and cargo shippers.
  3. Provisions for compensation due to delays in transport.
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