EFFECT OF CONTRAVENTION ON THE FATE OF THE CONTRACT, WHICH GIVES RISE TO THE PERFECT RESPONSIBILITY OF THE SENDER IN THE TRANSPORT OF GOODS BY ROAD

Abstract

As a party to the contract of carriage of goods, the sender may be under an obligation to pay compensation to the carrier if it violates its obligations arising from the law or contract. However, the sender's breach of obligation may affect the fate of the contract as well as the liability for compensation. At this point, the question of how the contract can be terminated comes to mind. Determining whether a transport contract is a sudden-action contract or a continuous-action contract also changes the answer to this question. For this reason, it is necessary to determine the quality of the contract in terms of performance. The quality of the contract in terms of performance was first discussed in the study. Later, the carrier's termination of the contract was explained in the headings “carrier's refusal to perform and return from the contract”, “termination of the contract” and “cancellation of the contract”. Finally, the special regulation introduced by the legislator in the transport of dangerous goods has been examined.