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Nowhere is the need to clause bills of lading greater than in the case of rust.Without exception, whenever a consighment of steel is rusty, this should be stated on the bills of lading. 「bill of lading」より船舶関係で「rust, steel」より鉄の貨物が錆びている時の話だと思うですが、最初の方の意味が取りにくいです。 よろしくお願いします。
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船荷証券の約款に対しては、錆が出た場合におけるほど重要な 箇所はない。例外なしに、鉄製の委託貨物が錆ている場合には 常にこのことが船荷証券に記載されなければならない。 --- consighmentという単語は知りません。consignment(委託貨物) として訳してあります。
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ありがとうございました。 consignmentでした。 参考になりました。
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前半の方はちょっと自信ありませんが（意訳してます）、 「船荷証券の条項に最も記載しておいたほうがよいのは、錆が発生した場合のことである。鉄鋼の錆が発生した場合には、必ずそのことが船荷証券に記載されているべきである。」 だと思います。80％くらい自信ありです。
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