Whoops! Not still in effect. Superseded by Article 7 UCC. There is no need to notify Congress, they already know it was superseded. They are the ones that superseded it.
New Broker wants O/O advise
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by frghtshkr, Jul 28, 2013.
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Wrong again little lady....
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www.lawsource.com/also/usa.cgi?usm scroll down to Uniform Bill of Ladings Act. Then report back to me with an explanation of how a silly little girl like me that just started at TQL last spring could have possibly shut you down twice in the same thread. And by all means, keep those insults coming. After all you are "the man".
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I invite anyone who is interested to access the link I posted above and read what it says. It is short and to the point, it won't take long. I think the people who read and understand it will agree that you need to step down now.
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I did read it.
All you are doing is making yourself look foolish.SamTheMan and RedForeman Thank this. -
Under Title 49 CFR 371.3 Records are to be kept by brokers.
(a) A broker shall keep a record of each transaction. For purposes of this section, brokers may keep master lists of consignors and the address and registration number of the carrier, rather than repeating this information for each transaction. The record shall show:
(1)The name and address of the consignor;
(2)The name, address, and registration number of the originating motor carrier;
(3)The bill of lading or freight bill number;
(4)The amount of compensation received by the broker for the brokerage service performed and the name of the payer;
(5)A description of any non-brokerage service performed in connection with each shipment or other activity, the amount of compensation received for the service, and the name of the payer; and
(6)The amount of any freight charges collected by the broker and the date of payment to the carrier.
(b)Brokers shall keep the records required by this section for a period of three
years.
(c)Each party to a brokered transaction has the right to review the record of the
transaction required to be kept by these rules.
Add on edit: If the carrier isn't part of the transaction, then how does the service you are offering NOT involve a carrier? You are selling transportation. Without the carrier, you have no way to get the shipment from point A to point B.BigBadBill Thanks this. -
Here is a link from Cornell Law School a very prestigious institution.
http://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/49/371.3
I'll bet our resident junior TQL Borker (wstar2003) will claim Cornell Law is wrong..... Please keep making a fool of yourself !!
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Yep.... But he/she is entertaining though...
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