carriage contract

The two sides eventually signed a long-term carriage contract in 2004.

In tramp shipping, object of this wiki entry, the carriage contract is the charter party.

A man who robs my father, puts him in hospital, steals carriage contracts, sabotages barges.

In liner shipping it assumes a triple identity: property title, cargo receipt and carriage contract.

Since then, DirecTV has extended its carriage contract for 10 years, but no additional cable system or satellite operator has yet picked up the channel.

Dream's carriage contract with Solar Entertainment, which expired on 31 December 2008 was not renewed by Dream, citing financial constraints as its main reason.

The Astros/Rockets group held talks with Comcast, DirecTV, and AT&T; but no carriage contracts for any of those providers have been officially announced.

He stayed six months and became involved enough in Gurney's work - he witnessed one of the early carriage contracts - that he persuaded several friends to invest in the enterprise.

Upon the original launch of the Thursday and Saturday night games, few television service providers have carried the NFL Network due to disputes over carriage contracts for the network.

Boris Johnson has lost his battle to prevent the £1bn Crossrail carriage contract being funded through a private finance initiative, in a development that could affect the long-term future of Britain's last remaining train factory.

The alternative would be very simple: passengers would merely need to be asked to accept a few restrictions as part of the air carriage contract, and I believe that the majority who want to go to the United States for honest reasons would sign it.

If that should happen - and I strongly hope that it never will - we will certainly have ensured that passengers are given information but, without an agreement at European level, passengers' rights will be limited to the private sphere of the air carriage contract.

MGM has requested to see a laundry list of documents including the licensing contracts for Vivendi's film library, the carriage contracts for its cable channels, the ownership contracts for its theme-park business and contracts for the film studio's future commitments.

In Milwaukee, for instance, the affiliation switches there resulted in several of CBS' remaining sports properties, most notably the Daytona 500, not being carried over some southeastern Wisconsin systems in 1995 until carriage contracts for WDJT were signed.

Airline delays and cancellations during last week's power blackout are considered "force majeure events" under carriage contracts - meaning an airline's only obligation is to refund your ticket if you were one of the tens of thousands who were stranded, according to the air travel expert Terry Trippler.

The memo raises the pressure on the DfT, after ministers pledged that the next train supply contest will put British contenders on an "equal footing" with their European counterparts, after Siemens of Germany was preferred bidder for the £1.4bn Thameslink carriages contract.

On 5 January 2009, Price Drop was removed from the Freeview digital platform, as Sit-Up Shopping lost its space on multiplex A. It was outbid for renewal of its carriage contract by Discovery Networks UK, which launched the entertainment channel Quest.