Section 102: Liability for delay of goods.
The Authority shall not be liable for any loss arising from delay to, detention of, or deviation in the carriage of goods unless such delay, detention or deviation is caused by want of reasonable foresight and care on the part of the Authority or of any servant Provided that the Authority shall not in any circumstances be liable for any loss arising from delay to, detention of, or deviation in the carriage of goods-(a) where there has been fraud on the part of the consignors; or
(b) unless a document acknowledging the receipt of such goods for carriage by the Authority has been given; or
(c) which at the time when such delay, detention or deviation occurred were being carried by any transport service other than one provided by the Authority or under the-control of the Authority; or
(d) where there is a loss in a particular market whether held daily or at intervals; or
(e) where such delay, detention or deviation arises from;
(i) insufficient or improper packing,
(ii) riots, civil commotions, strikes, lock-outs, stoppage or restraint of labour from whatever cause, whether partial or general.
Cite this section
Section 102, PORTS ACT (1956).
https://repo.podus.ai/laws/ports-act/section/102/