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What Does “Act of War” Mean in a Trucking Contract? Can a Broker Cancel Your Load?

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Semi truck and contract paperwork illustrating act of war clause concerns in trucking agreements

Q: Can a broker cancel my load because of an act of war?
A: Only if a real disruption makes the load impossible, not just because of headlines.

Categories Insurance, Risk & Money Tags act of war clause, broker contract, detention, force majeure, load cancellation, risk management, TONU, trucking contracts

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