Transshipment procedures require invoice endorsement and Range office verification when consignments are split or vehicles change. Transshipment en route follows two regimes: full consignment transfers require endorsement on the transport copy of the invoice indicating date, time and new vehicle registration. Splits due to breakdown may follow the same procedure if the transport copy is countersigned by the Range Superintendent and vehicles travel as a convoy. Splits for other reasons require Range office endorsement after verification and are permitted only where the manufacturer issues separate invoices for each lot; recovered misplaced packages must be verified against the original transporter's invoice prior to endorsement.
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Transshipment procedures require invoice endorsement and Range office verification when consignments are split or vehicles change.
Transshipment en route follows two regimes: full consignment transfers require endorsement on the transport copy of the invoice indicating date, time and new vehicle registration. Splits due to breakdown may follow the same procedure if the transport copy is countersigned by the Range Superintendent and vehicles travel as a convoy. Splits for other reasons require Range office endorsement after verification and are permitted only where the manufacturer issues separate invoices for each lot; recovered misplaced packages must be verified against the original transporter's invoice prior to endorsement.
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