1924th Book3 Title08 Chapter01 Part01
From Thai Codification Codes of 1925
BOOK III ON SPECIFIC CONTRACTS. (April 1924)
- Reconstructed from the Documents in Vols. 86, 87, 88, and 89 of “The Archives of the History of Thai Codification”.
- For the details, please, refer to the "Introductory Notes" to the "Reconstructed Book III on Specific Contracts".
Part I. General Provisions.
Section 657.
- [I] The person making an agreement with a carrier for the transportation of goods is called the sender or consignor.
- [II] The person to whom the goods are forwarded is called the consignee.
- [III] The remuneration to be paid for the transportation of the goods is called the freight.
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Section 658.
- The accessories of the freight include any customary expenses duly incurred by the carrier in course of transportation.
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Section 659.
- [I] If required by the carrier, the sender must supply him with a way-bill. The way-bill must show the following particulars:
- (1) The nature of the goods sent, their weight or bulk and the nature, number and marking of the packages.
- (2) The place of destination.
- (3) The name or trade name and address of the consignee.
- (4) The place where and the time when the way. bill is made out.
- [II] The way-bill must be signed by the sender.
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Section 660.
- [I] If required by the sender, the carrier must supply him with a consignment note.
- [II] The consignment note must show the following particulars:
- (1) The matters contained in Section <
591>[659], 1, 2 & 3. - (2) The name or trade name of the sender.
- (3) The amount of freight.
- (4) The place where and the time when the consignment note is made out.
- (1) The matters contained in Section <
- [III] The consignment note must be signed by the carrier.
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Section 661.
- A consignment note may be made to a named person, or to order, or to bearer.
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