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specially desires any perishable articles to be so stored they may be accepted subject to the special condition that the Corporation shall not be liable for any damage or loss that may arise in connection with such deposit.

14.3 Left baggage label

14.3.1 Issue of label:

At the time of presentation of such baggage or articles to be left in the custody of the Corporation, a baggage label marked "left baggage" shall be issued which must be correctly filled in by the passenger or owner with name, address, and destination. The Corporation employee accepting such baggage shall attach the tie-on portion of the label to the article and hand the tear-off butt to the owner or passenger for retention.

14.3.2 Baggage label required:

No article or package shall be considered as having been left in the custody of the Corporation for storage unless the person desiring to deposit such article or package shall have handed it over to the Corporation and received the tear-off butt of the left baggage label issued by the Corporation in respect of such article or package. The Corporation shall not be bound to hand over any article or package left in its custody for storage except on production of the butt issued in respect thereof and on payment of all charges which may have become payable.

14.3.3 Delivery:

Delivery by the Corporation of any baggage left in its custody for storage to the person producing and surrendering the appropriate butt shall discharge the Corporation of its obligation in respect of such baggage.

14.3.4 Lost butt:

Any person claiming delivery of any baggage that is in the custody of the Corporation for storage and who has lost the tear-off butt of the left baggage label applicable to such baggage may, before such baggage is delivered, be required to make at that person's own cost a statutory declaration setting forth the number of such lost butt, a description of the baggage and contents of which delivery is claimed, and such other information as the Corporation may require. The claimant may also be required to indemnify the Corporation against any loss or claim that may arise as a result of delivery to such person, and to furnish such other proof of title to such package as the Corporation may require. Should the information furnished by the claimant as proof of title be insufficient or unsatisfactory to the Corporation, delivery of such package may be withheld and the Corporation shall not be liable for any inconvenience or loss that may result from the delivery being so withheld.

14.4 Left baggage becoming lost baggage

Baggage, packages, or articles left in the custody of the Corporation for storage and not claimed within one week shall be treated as lost baggage and dealt with under the provisions of clause 13.

14.5 Liability of Corporation

The liability of the Corporation in respect of each article or package deposited as aforesaid, is hereby limited up to $200.00.

CONTENTS: PART II: Vehicles on The Interislander Service

Omit and substitute Parts 15–19.

15. Terms and Conditions

15.1 Service provided

15.2 Drivers required

15.3 Trailers

15.4 Requirement for passenger ticket

15.5 Transfer of tickets and waybills

15.6 Transfer to other sailing

15.7 Registration required

15.8 Reservations

15.8.1 Private and lightweight vehicles

15.8.2 Commercial and heavy vehicles

15.8.3 Bookings in advance

15.8.4 Space allocated

15.9 Refunds and re-issues

15.9.1 Tickets presented for refund

15.9.2 Defaced tickets

15.9.3 Refund entitlement

15.9.4 Refunds on ‘Weekend Saver’ tickets

15.10 Lost tickets

15.11 Tie downs required on heavy vehicles

16. Restrictions

16.1 Transport Act 1962

16.2 Unsafe vehicles

16.3 Loose containers of hazardous substances

16.4 Fuels other than petrol, diesel, L.P.G. or C.N.G.

16.5 Livestock

16.5.1 Documentation

16.5.2 Condition of livestock

16.5.3 Feeding and watering responsibility

16.5.4 Sickness, injury or death in transit

16.5.5 Stoppage in transit

16.5.6 Vehicle specifications

16.5.7 Right of refusal of carriage