Carriage of Goods
Rights
The common carrier has the right to refuse carriage of goods in the following circumstances:
- If he has insufficient or no room in his carrier
- If the goods are of a type other than what he professes to carry
- If the goods are not required to be carried by his customary route or to his usual destination.
- If the goods are dangerous to carry or expose him to risk.
- If the goods to be carried are not offered at a reasonable time and in reasonable manner.
- If the consignor is not prepared to pay reasonable amount in advance.