10. Details of any liability of third parties and details of any claims made.

6.Details of the survey conducted, with a full description of the damage or shortage and a description of the packaging.

7. Details of transit, prior to loading and after discharge.

8. The name and address of the shipper and consignee.

9. Appropriate extracts from the ship’s log book.

1. Tank top 12 m abaft bulkhead and 7 m inboard of port shell plating shallow indent 100 × 120 × 10 mm.

2.4th frame for’d of bulkhead - flange bent in two places over 400 mm length.

3After bulkhead - numerous indentations (say 100) to max. depth 20 mm.

4. Port aft and for’d bulkhead sounding pipes - 2 protective straps torn off each end.

5. Mast house between Nos. 2 & 3 hatches - numerous dents, including sharp dent to 15 mm depth and 3 new scars 20 × 20 × 5 mm.

四、CARGO SURVEY（20 分） Underwriters for the cargo may call for a warranty survey when high value cargo is to be shipped. The intention here is to protect the underwriters’ interests by ensuring that the carrier observes good practice, as stipulated by the surveyor. Shippers may call for surveys simply to protect their products from poor stowage, or to provide evidence of quality of the cargo at export. The pre-shipment surveys can be divided into two groups - those centered on the cargo and those centered on the compartment.