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2.6. Delivery from Consignor via a Logistic Centre to Consignee 33 MIST Working Group, version 2001 where: The Consignee owns the goods in the Logistic Centre The Consignee controls the Logistic Centre The Consignee is responsible for the movement of goods to the Logistic Centre The Consignee is responsible for the movement of goods out of the Logistic Centre This scenario details the data flow to and from the logistic centre/warehouse between the Consignor, Freight Forwarder/Carrier, Logistic Centre/Warehouse and Consignee to execute the physical delivery to the Consignee via a Logistic Centre/Warehouse. In this scenario the Consignee is responsible for the physical delivery of goods to the Logistic centre/Warehouse and the Consignee is responsible for the request of the delivery from the Logistic centre/Warehouse to the Consignee. The Logistic centre/Warehouse will act for the delivery to the Consignee on instructions of the Consignee. 2.6.1. Roles of parties involved Consignor Consignor is the owner of the goods until they have been delivered to the consignee. The Consignor has minimal responsibility with arranging transport to the Logistic Centre or paying for same. He must simply notify the Consignee that the goods are ready at the Consignor (packed in accordance to purchase order) and provide documentation and track/trace information. Consignee The Consignee has responsibility in this scenario to arrange and pay for the transport from Consignor to the Logistic Centre and from the Logistic Centre to his place as well as cargo insurance for the transport. Freight Forwarder/Carrier The Freight Forwarder/Carrier will act on instructions given by the Consignee with regards to collection from Consignor and delivery to Logistic Centre. The Freight Forwarder/Carrier will also act on instructions given by the Consignee with regards to collection from Logistic Centre and delivery to Consignee. 2.6.2 Contractual Obligations agreed before Contract for carriage between Freight forwarder/Carrier and Consignee - Freight Rate Negotiation - Terms and conditions for employment of carrier. Contract for the sale of goods between Consignor and Consignee - Sales negotiation (e.g. Request for quota) - Terms and conditions for the sale of goods (e.g. Purchase order)
2.6.3 Information Flow Diagram CONSIGNOR FREIGHT FORWARDER/ CARRIER Delivery to Logistic Centre Despatch to Logistic Centre controlled by the Consignee. (See Scenario 2.1.) (Labelling is included in the scenario) X Place new label if required 3. Commercial invoice. LOGISTIC CENTER/ WAREHOUSE 1. Purchase Order / Delivery instruction Invoicing Delivery to Consignee 34 FREIGHT FORWARDER/ CARRIER 2. Purchase Order Confirmation / Delivery instruction response Despatch to Consignee controlled by the Consignee. (See Scenario 2.1.) MIST Working Group, version 2001 CONSIGNEE
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