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In this article we look at the key contractual terms typically seen in a warehousing agreement to be executed between the warehouse owner/ third party logistics partner and small business owners.
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Unlike large enterprises that need massive warehousing-area requirements, small businesses find it more economical to only rent a small portion of a warehouse for their storage needs. Renting of space in a warehouse is subject to the terms and conditions of the warehousing contract to be executed between the warehouse owner/ third party logistics partner and the small business owner. These may be standard form contracts, or they may be subject to negotiation. However, there are certain key conditions that will need to be addressed nevertheless. In this article, we look at some of the key terms typically seen in a warehousing agreement.
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Key terms of a warehousing contract | Ikigai Law
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In this article we look at the key contractual terms typically seen in a warehousing agreement to be executed between the warehouse owner/ third party logistics partner and small business owners.If there’s one word that defines #Amazon, it is BIG. Amazon is BIG(gest?) on everything- revenue, products, businesses, customers and even real estate. 82% of USA’s households are #AmazonPrime subscribers. It owns more than 288 million sq. feet of real estate. It employs a million people. And consequently, it is run by the richest person in the world. So it’s only natural for Amazon to attract regulatory scrutiny about how it became so big. Our next blogpost on the #BigTech hearings looks at the allegations made against Amazon in the hearings, and how similar concerns have also been sought to be addressed in India’s policy landscape. – Aditya Sharma
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Putting Big Tech in order-II: Examining Amazon's antitrust issues | Ikigai Law
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This article examines the various allegations raised against Amazon in the US Sub-Committee on Antitrust hearings. It also looks at how India has also attempted to tackle similar anti-competitive conc...The rise of e-commerce has led to an increase in demand for warehouse capacity. However, while warehouses may be set-up under different models, they all have some common challenges – particularly the need for massive tracts of land upon which they are situated. In this article we look at the various models currently used by the warehousing industry in India, the common challenges they face, and some suggestions on how to overcome them.
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The rise of e-commerce has led to an increase in demand for warehouse capacity. However, while warehouses may be set-up under different models, they all...In an unprecedented hearing before the U.S. Antitrust Sub-Committee yesterday, the CEOs of Apple, Amazon, Google and Facebook appeared as witnesses and responded to a volley of questions about their activities and products. The hearing happened after a 13-month long investigation, involving 1.3 million documents and hundreds of hours of interviews. The hearing is being touted as one of the biggest US investigations against Big Tech since the antitrust case of US v. Microsoft from 2001. We have discussed some of the key highlights briefly from the hearing, along with what is to be expected next in these investigations- Aditya Sharma and Saumya Jaju
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Putting BigTech in order: Key highlights from the U.S. Antitrust Sub-Committee hearings | Ikigai Law
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This article briefly discusses some of the key issues that were raised in the hearings held by the U.S. Antitrust Sub-Committee with the CEOs of Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google.