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Carrier rolled the container to a later vessel

The container was rolled at transshipment and arrived a week late; the carrier then bills detention because the consignee's trucker slots had been booked for the original date.

What the agent does

  1. Compare the booked vessel and ETA with the actual arrival
  2. Establish that the delay was carrier-caused from the roll notice
  3. Argue the detention days that followed from the roll and quantify

What you get back

Dispute file linking the roll to the detention; letter draft.

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