Right of Consigner on Airway Bill

Posted on 28 April 2023 Category : For Beginners

Consignor's Right of Disposal

The exporter only has to present his copy of the airway bill to the airline to exercise his ‘Right of Disposal’ to the goods. He can do this at any time and can:

1) stop the goods at any point of their journey,

2) Have the goods delivered to a different consignee, other than one mentioned in the airway bill and

3) Have the shipment returned.

The ‘Right of disposal’ can be very important, especially if any differences arise between the shipper and consignee. For example, the shipper may discover after dispatching the goods that the consignee is in an unsound credit position and chances of realization are remote. In such circumstances, the consignor can exercise the 'Right of Disposal' to protect his financial interests.

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