Liability for fuel surcharge

Quelle: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuel_surcharge

The liability for a fuel surcharge is the contractual or statutory allocation of responsibility for the costs and billing of fuel-related charges in a transport contract. It specifies who bears the risk and responsibility for the application, accuracy, invoicing, corrections, and any related remedies in cases of errors, delays, or disputes regarding the fuel surcharge.

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