Main Terms and Conditions of Warehouse Storage

Warehouse storage is governed by a number of terms and conditions. As a customer of a given warehouse, you are supposed to make an agreement to its terms and conditions. This terms and conditions are what governs the contract between the given customer and the associated company. The terms of a given warehouse are always found on the website and they are in a position of being interfered with by the respective at any time that it wishes to do so.

Warehouse storage gives their customers all the power of owning their goods. The customer is recognized as the one that is owning the goods stored in the warehouse as per the law. The customer has all the rights of storing goods in this warehouse, rights of releasing the goods and even the right of commanding the company to deliver or dispose his/her goods from the warehouse. The customer has a right of fining the company in case the goods stored in the warehouse get interfered with.

Warehouse storage keeps the goods of the customer as per its discretion in the warehouse that it decides. However, this location must be identified by the warehouse receipt on the front side.

But it is not guaranteed that goods can be stored at any warehouse complex of the company as long as it is listed on the warehouse receipt. The company can change the location of the customers’ goods after informing him/her in a period of ten days earlier.

Warehouse storage has the full rights of terminating the storage of the customers’ goods. This is done by giving a notice to the owner of the goods in a period of 30 days before removing the goods from the warehouse. The customers are required to make payments for the given period that the goods have been stored in the respective warehouse and then remove them upon the completion of payment. However, if the customer fails to adhere to the terms and conditions, the company has all the full rights to remove the goods from the warehouse but it has no a right of selling them.

Warehouse storage only takes place for the goods that are not hazardous. If it chances that the goods are hazardous, the customer is required to write a notice to the company before delivering the goods for storage. If it chances that the goods are hazardous, the customer is required to give detailed instructions concerning the nature of the storage of these types of goods. Failure to do so, the customer will incur the cost for the damages, the losses, the fines, the penalties and the associated expenses that the company is likely to face as a result of the events related to his/her goods.