Practice question

Under the carriage contract, when a haulier accepts goods that are visibly damaged at collection without noting any reservation, the likely consequence is that the carrier:

  1. Has no liability at all for the goods
  2. May be presumed to have received the goods in apparent good order, weakening a later damage defence
  3. Automatically owns the goods
  4. Can charge double the agreed rate

Answer: B — May be presumed to have received the goods in apparent good order, weakening a later damage defence

The correct answer is shown above. Try the full quiz for additional practice.

Practice more: CPC Road Haulage Exam Practice Questions - Ireland Transport Manager CPC - Road Freight (Haulage) Exam Exam →