Zachary R. Cain ● A shipment of jet fuel travels from Singapore to California, where you, the consignee-owner, happily take possession of your cargo.[1] You had purchased the fuel on Cost and Freight (“CFR”) terms,[2] so once the fuel is offloaded from the ship and you pay your supplier, you expect that should be the end of your … Continue reading “Whose Freight Is It Anyway? Consignee Liability for Unpaid Ocean Freight”
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