Date: ____________________________________
Claimant's Name: _____________________________
Address of Claimant: __________________________
___________________________
Name of Carrier: _____________________________
Address of Carrier: __________________________
__________________________
This claim for $ ______ (_____________________________ & ____/100 dollars) is made against the carrier named above by _________________________, Claimant, for overcharge in connection with the following shipment(s):
Description of Shipment: ____________________________
Name and address of Shipper: _________________________
Shipped from ____________________________ to ____________________
Final Destination: ______________________ Routed Via ____________
Bill of lading issued by _______________________ (Company) on the ______________ day of _________________, 19___.
Paid freight bill No. _________________ Truck No. _____________
And initials ___________________________,
Name and Address of recipient __________________.
Nature of Overcharge: __________________________
DETAILED STATEMENT SHOWING HOW AMOUNT CLAIMED IS DETERMINED
Number of packages __________________, articles _______________, weight ___________, rate ___________, charges _____________, amount of overcharge ________________ Dollars.
Authority for rate or classification claimed: __________________________________________
In addition to the information given above, the following documents are submitted in support of this claim:
(___________) 1. Original Bill of lading, if not previously surrendered by carrier.
(___________) 2. Original Paid freight ("expense") bill.
(___________) 3. Original Invoice or Certified Copy.
(___________) 4. Weight Certificate or certified statement when claim is based on misrouting or valuation.
(___________) 5. Other Particulars obtainable in proof of loss or damage claimed: __________.
Remarks: ________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________.
The above statement of facts is hereby certified as correct.
Dated: ________________________________.
______________________________________
CLAIMANT
Claimant for Reduced PriceReview List
This review list is provided to inform you about this document in question and assist you with its preparation. Claims for price reduction are a standard feature of most commercial businesses. This general format can be adapted to a host of different situations. The more complete the form appears, the more apt you are to get a reduction in price, whether technically merited or not.
1. Make multiple copies. Send one to the signatory by fax and/or mail. Keep one with the transaction file. Note a suitable date, such as 7 days later, to follow up by phone to finalize the result. As with all negotiations, as suggested in our disc of that name, have your end goal in mind when entering into one of these transactions.
If 31.50 is the reduced price, the original price was 45.00.
If 31.30 is the reduced price, the original price was 44.72
Reduced 60%
80%
Price less Discount = Discounted price/Reduced price/Sale price.
The American Claimant was created in 1892.
$129.99 new reduced price
the price at which something is offered for sale. the reduced price of something on sale.
The amount by which the original price is reduced can be calculated by subtracting the final price from the original price. For example, if the original price is $100 and the final price is $75, the reduction amount is $100 - $75 = $25. This reduction represents the savings achieved from the original price.
31.30
An amount that the regular price is reduced is referred to as the discount. This can be expressed as a fixed dollar amount or a percentage of the original price. For example, if a shirt costs $50 and is discounted by $10, the reduced price would be $40. Discounts are often used in sales promotions to encourage purchases.
The correct form depends on the context. Use "claimants'" when referring to something that belongs to multiple claimants, as in "the claimants' rights." Use "claimant's" when referring to something that belongs to a single claimant, as in "the claimant's application."