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Legal Safety Concerns on AirJIT

Ensuring Compliance and Avoiding Prohibited Items

In this article:​

  • Understanding Legal Responsibilities
  • Complying with Import and Export Laws
  • Identifying and Avoiding Prohibited Items
  • Dealing with Legal Disputes and Liabilities

When shipping parcels internationally, it's essential to comply with legal responsibilities in both the origin and destination countries. As a shipper, you must ensure that your parcels meet customs regulations, import/export laws, and any legal obligations related to the items being shipped. This reduces the risk of legal issues during transit.

Complying with Import and Export Laws​

Every country enforces specific import and export laws regulating what can be shipped across borders. It's your responsibility to research these laws and ensure your parcel is compliant. Non-compliance can result in confiscation, delays, or returns of your parcel, and potential legal penalties.

Identifying and Avoiding Prohibited Items​

Before listing a shipment on AirJIT, familiarize yourself with the prohibited items list. Common prohibited items include hazardous materials, illegal substances, and goods requiring special permits. Ensuring your parcel does not contain any such items helps avoid legal issues and ensures safe delivery.

In the event of a legal dispute, such as claims that your parcel contained prohibited items or violated customs laws, it's crucial to know your rights and responsibilities. AirJIT offers a dispute resolution process to address these issues, but it's always best to prevent disputes by ensuring your parcel's contents are legal and maintaining clear communication with the traveler.

By addressing these legal safety concerns, you can minimize the risk of legal complications and ensure a compliant and smooth shipping process on AirJIT.