maka wrote:Prime wrote:Hi Wazua family,
I write to the wazua family as a last resort with the hope that someone may be able assist me get out of the predicament I find myself in. I purchased a unit from sbt on behalf of a client on 20/09/2013. The unit arrived on 15th Oct and I received the cars documentation on 26th Oct after numerous e-mails begging them to dispatch the clearance documents. As we waited, we decided to pay the duty because the CFS was only giving me 15 days free storage.
The problem arose due to the fact that the ORIGINAL BL came in a different name from the gentleman on whose behalf I imported (The copy-non-negotiable shows the correct name). I have had to personally call the CFS and explain my situation since I was not at fault. They accepted to grant me an extension of the free storage as I sort the issue with sbt. We have had to request for a manifest corrector from the shipper to no avail. We have been shunted back and forth with no clear solution to the mess. If there is an insider within the wazua family who may be able to advise on the way out I will be humbled.
Honestly hii ni ngumu...maybe scare them that you will take legal action...
Have no answer but I highly, highly doubt there is any way out, other than having the Forwarder/shipper overseas provide M. Corrector.
In most Instances, and which would have been easier to resolve, all BL copies come with a similar Mistake especially on the Consignee part. Now, That the Original BL differs with Non Negotiable complicates matters a bit. I think your option is Push for the M. Corrector even if It means a delay and paying a bit of Demurrage. Its worth it.
Who does the BL Indicate as the "DELIVERY AGENT" locally?. This is firm that can help, as they are more like the "Local Rep"
Pole sana and let us know how things move.
Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God..