Liability for indirect loss refers to the liability of a party (e.g., carrier, broker, or contractor) for damages that are not the immediate or direct damage to the goods, but rather consequential losses arising from an incident or failure in performance, such as production stoppages, lost profits, or additional costs following a transport incident.
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