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STANISLAUS IMPORTS INC v SEA LAND<br />

759<br />

complainant referred to tariff Rule II entitled F O B Value for Rates<br />

Based on F AS Valuation s<br />

The claims filed with the <strong>Commission</strong> are accompanied by commercial<br />

invoices stating the invoice value of identifiable groups of cartons as well<br />

as certificates and lists of measurement and weight for each group of<br />

cartons The carrier in aletter written after the claim was filed with the<br />

<strong>Commission</strong> stated that<br />

Upon investigation we find the commercial invoices included with the claims do<br />

separately state the invoice values for the separate commodities involved The separate<br />

rates based on valuations per Rule 11 of Tariff No 35 FMC 6 issued by the Trans<br />

Pacific Freight Conference of JapanKorea could have been applied<br />

Claim No ST l covers the movement of 189 cartons ofwooden beads<br />

and shell beads measuring 457 cubic feet and weighing 9 706 pounds<br />

which moved from Kobe Japan to San Francisco California on the SEA<br />

90524568 dated March 26<br />

LAND EXCHANGE on bill of lading No<br />

<strong>19</strong>75 No valuation was shown on the bill oflading so the carrier assessed<br />

the conference tariff rate under Item No 626015 on 3rd Revised Page<br />

324 which covers Imitation Pearl Beads Beaded Goods Non precious<br />

Beads and Personal Ornaments Value exceeding 1 400 per revenue ton<br />

FOB of 94 00<br />

Claim No ST 1 is submitted in the following format<br />

Total FOB value of Shipment 17 994 70<br />

Item 626010 Beads Invoice value 9 212 56 cube 282 6or 1 302 00 per revenue ton<br />

F O B<br />

Item 626015 Beads Invoice value 8 782 14 cube 174 8 or 2 007 00 per revenue ton<br />

F O B<br />

Charged per bill of nn lading n nn<br />

Should be Item 626010 283 cu 7 075 x nnn 80 00<br />

n 626015 175 cu 4 375 x 94 00<br />

Delivery 5 00 1145 nnnn<br />

Bunker S C 3 00 1145 nnn<br />

CAF 25 1 001<br />

nnn nnnnnnnnn nn<br />

53 mnn<br />

n nnn<br />

n nnnn n n<br />

nnn nnnn n nnnn Overcharge 98<br />

n n n n n<br />

nnn n nn<br />

m mnnn<br />

1 <strong>19</strong>3 07<br />

566 00<br />

41125<br />

57 25<br />

34 35<br />

25 86<br />

1 094 71<br />

This claim as submitted by complainant with the supporting documenta<br />

tion of the bill of lading certificate and list of measurement and weight<br />

36<br />

3 Wherethe tariffrate on any commodity is determined on the F O B value this value is to be based on the total<br />

value F A S loading port on such commodity as indicated in eacb certified shipper s invoice i e including aU<br />

expenses up todelivery at sbip s tackle loading point<br />

f<br />

In its calculations complainant divided 17S cubic feet by 40 cubic feet arriving at a fIgureof 4 275 measurement<br />

tons The correct figure is 4 375 measurement tons which complainant used in multiplying by the 94 00 rateto get<br />

the product of 41125 shown above However in computing the delivery and bunker surcharge complainant used<br />

the flgUfC of 11 425 measurement tons The sum should be 7 CJ15 plus 4 375 or 11 45 measurement tons Multiplying<br />

the 5 00 delivery charge and the 3 00 bunker surcharge by 11 425 measurement tons complainant gotproducts of<br />

57 13 and 34 28 Using 11 45 measurement tons the are products 57 25 and 34 35 The claim is <strong>19</strong> cents higher<br />

than it should be 55 claimed minus <strong>19</strong> cents is 98 36 theamount of theclaim as amended above<br />

<strong>19</strong> F M C

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