Cabotage refers to the transportation of goods or passengers within a country by foreign carriers. The concept of cabotage was originally developed in maritime transport, but has spread to other transport sectors such as road and air. In road transport, cabotage refers to the transport of goods or passengers within

A connex lien is a form of lien in which the pledged object has a close economic connection with a claim. The associated lien only arises or is only effective if a specific claim exists. As a rule, the creditor (the pledgee) and the debtor (the pledgee) create the associated

The consignee is the person or company that accepts the delivery of goods at the end of a transportation chain. In the context of logistics, the consignee refers to the last point in the delivery process at which the goods are physically handed over and responsibility for the goods passes

The term “consignee” refers to a person, company or organization that acts as the recipient of a shipment or delivery. The Consignee is the party who assumes responsibility for the receipt of the goods and is responsible for their proper handling. As a rule, the consignee is determined by the

A freight contract is a contract between a shipper (also known as the consignor) and a carrier (freight forwarder, carrier or transport company) in which the conditions for the transportation of goods from one place to another are specified. The carrier undertakes to transport the goods safely to their destination,

A courier service is a transportation service in which a shipment is delivered directly and without detours from the sender to the recipient. In contrast to standard shipping or express deliveries, which run via central transshipment points, a courier delivery is made individually and directly. This ensures particularly fast and