Liability of the carrier
The carrier's liability is limited under certain treaties and conventions, the transportation of goods by a certain mode of transport to another and the carrier's liability for cargo transported.
- Sea transport
- Carriage of goods by sea the carrier's liability is 2 SDR[1] for lost or damaged goods kilogram of gross weight or 666.67 SDR's[1] per container. Liability of the Hague - Visby Rules of 1968 (the latest version of the Lithuania 2004-06-02), these rules are summarized in the other side of the Bill of Lading (BL).
- Air transport
- The transport of cargo by air carrier's liability limit under the Warsaw Convention of 1929. Liability of the carrier consisting of 17 SDR[1] per kilo. Summary of the Convention on the other side of the air waybill (AWB).
[1]SDR - Special Drawing Rights. SDR ratio published by the Bank of Lithuania (www.lb.lt/exchange/default.asp).