49 CFR · Transportation
§ 1005.7 — Weight as a measure of loss.
49 CFR § 1005.7
TitleTitle 49: TransportationPartPart 1005: Principles and Practices for the Investigation and Voluntary Disposition of Loss and Damage Claims and Processing Salvage
SourceeCFR (current through Apr 10, 2026)
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§ 1005.7 Weight as a measure of loss.
Where weight is used as a measure of loss in rail transit of scrap iron and steel and actual tare and gross weights are determined at origin and destination, the settlement of claims shall be based upon a comparison of net weights at origin and destination.
[41 FR 25908, June 23, 1976]
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Nearby Sections
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§ 1005.2
Filing of claims.§ 1005.3
Acknowledgment of claims.§ 1005.4
Investigation of claims.§ 1005.5
Disposition of claims.§ 1005.6
Processing of salvage.§ 1005.7
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