Liability for Segregation Error

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Liability arising from mistakes in segregating goods in warehousing, transport, or loading operations, leading to misplacement, cross‑contamination, damage, delays, or safety risks. The party responsible for segregation (e.g., warehouse operator, carrier, or freight forwarder) may be liable under the contract, applicable law, and insurance terms for resulting losses or damages.

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