Liability for War Risk Surcharge

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The liability for War Risk Surcharge is the obligation of a contracting party (e.g., shipper, freight forwarder, or carrier) to pay or bear the War Risk Surcharge, i.e., the extra charge levied to cover risks arising from war or armed conflict, and to define who is responsible under the contract for paying or consequences of non-payment.

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