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Exam 6: Legal Issues in International Transportation

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Only extra-ordinary risks of an ocean voyage are covered in the perils clause.

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Ocean carriers are liable if cargo is damaged because it was left exposed to rain during the journey.

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Today,COGSA allows ocean carriers to put clauses in their bills of lading exonerating them from liability.

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Clauses in a bill of lading that attempt to exonerate the carrier from liability are void under which of the following?

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COGSA governs the liability of ocean carriers for damage to goods while the goods are held in storage warehouses at the seaport.

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