(m) This paragraph applies to owners who are not agents, but whose equipment is used by a representative of an approved carrier when transporting on behalf of that licensed carrier. In this case, the licensed carrier is required to ensure that these owners enjoy all rights and benefits conferred on a landlord under the leasing provisions, including the rights and benefits set out in paragraphs (d) (k) of this section. This is true regardless of whether the equipment lease is directly between the authorized carrier and its agent and not directly between the authorized carrier and each of these owners. The lease agreement between an approved carrier and its representative sets this obligation. (ii) where the agreement is reached between certified air carriers, possession of the equipment is returned to the lease or withdrawn to another certified airline in exchange for equipment. 3. A copy of the agreement must be transported in the equipment while it is in possession of the lease. If the exemptions for Part C of this part are not provided for, the written lease that was entered into after Section 376, paragraph (a), provides for the following provisions. The required rental conditions are met and enforced by the authorized carrier. (a) exchange agreement. There must be a written contract, a lease agreement or other agreement providing for the exchange and expressly describing the equipment to be exchanged.
This written agreement indicates the specific points of exchange, how the equipment is used and how to compensate for it. The exchange agreement is signed by the parties or their authorized representatives. (c) A written equipment agreement must be reached between the licensed air carrier or between the private carrier and the approved carrier: 3. Where an approved domestic goods carrier leases domestic goods equipment within the meaning of the secretary, the parties may, in the lease agreement, provide that the provisions in paragraph c) paragraph 1 of this section apply only during the period in which the equipment of the authorized transit (g) copies of cargo statements or other types of cargo documents. If a lessor`s turnover is based on a percentage of the gross turnover of a lot, the taker must indicate that the authorized carrier must provide the renter, before or at the time of billing, with a copy of the related freight invoice or, in the case of the contracting agencies, any other form of documentation actually used for a shipment containing the same information that would appear on an evaluated freight invoice. Gives. Regardless of the type of compensation, the lessor must allow the lessor to review copies of the airline`s fare or, in the case of the contracting agencies, other documents from which tariffs and charges are calculated, provided that, for the calculation of tariffs and fees of a contract, only the parts of the contract containing the same information that would appear on an assessed freight invoice must be disclosed. The authorized carrier may delete the names of shippers and recipients on the freight invoice or any other form of documentation.