Which of the following is Falseregarding concealed damage?
A) A user may discover concealed damages after opening a shipping container.
B) Responsibility for concealed damage is often difficult to establish.
C) The carrier may blame the supplier or maintain that the damage occurred after delivery of the material.
D) The supplier may maintain total innocence and implicate the carrier.
E) The bill of lading protects the carrier against charges of concealed damage.

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The bill of lading does not protect the carrier against charges of concealed damage. In fact, it is important for the recipient to carefully inspect the shipment upon arrival and note any damages on the bill of lading to protect themselves in case of a claim for concealed damage. Choices A through D are true regarding concealed damage.

Which of the Following Is Falseregarding Concealed Damage