ADSp liability

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ADSp liability refers to the carrier's liability under the General German Freight Forwarders' Terms and Conditions (ADSp) for damages or losses arising from the transport. It governs the conditions, limits, time limits, and exclusions or restrictions of liability in logistics and freight transport. The exact liability depends on the specific ADSp version (e.g., ADSp 2016/2017) and applies to domestic and international freight transport.

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