Railway Parcel Guidelines Chapter 10

For a leaseholder registered in Category A what types of tenders can they participate in?

If a leaseholder cancels their registration, what happens to their original registration fee?

What is the maximum duration for a temporary lease of an SLR?

For a lease of a VP, how is it leased by the owning railway?

What is the registration fee for the lease of a SLR, under Category B, with an annual turnover limit of 50 Lakh?

What is the empty haulage charge for a wagon brought from a different station?

Which of the following is not considered treasure for booking purposes?

What is the maximum weight of treasure a passenger can carry in the passenger compartment, regardless of class?

If un-booked treasure exceeding the free allowance is detected, what charges are applied, excluding a Government treasure?

What are the maximum dimensions of a treasure box allowed in the passenger compartment?

What is the maximum weight of a treasure consignment allowed in a brake van on BG (Broad Gauge)?

How is currency note paper charged when booked in a separate vehicle?

Which of the following is a benefit of the Parcel Management System for railway employees?

How often does the HHT attempt to upload data?

According to the provided information, which feature allows customers to track their parcels?

Which module in the Parcel Management System provides guidance for loading parcels?

What is used to prepare the unloading summary at the destination?

According to Section 103 of Railway Act, what is the Railway's monetary liability for luggage per kg?

What does 'PLUTO' primarily facilitate within the Parcel Management System?

For special valuable goods, what is the rate for percentage charges per Rs 100?

What is a benefit of using the Parcel Management System for intermediate stations?

What is the minimum percentage charge for special valuable goods?

Which module would be used to manage customer bookings?

What must a party produce to receive a parcel at the destination?

Which of these is NOT identified as a module within the Parcel Management System?

What is the Railway's monetary liability for a Horse?

What is an objective of the Comprehensive Parcel Leasing Policy (CPLP)?

What does the 'FSLA' module stand for within the Parcel Management System?

What is the rate for percentage charges per Rs 100 for animals and birds?

Which benefit does the Parcel Management System provide specifically for Accounts?

What documentation is surrendered by the consignee when taking full delivery of a partial consignment?

Under which of these scenarios is open delivery NOT typically granted?

Who is primarily responsible for granting open delivery?

Which step comes FIRST when conducting an open delivery?

Why is it necessary to check if there was sufficient space in the package to accommodate the missing contents?

What action is taken if goods are discovered to be misdeclared during an open delivery?

How is the cost of missing or damaged goods determined when issuing an open delivery report?

Under what condition is assessment delivery particularly required?

Who submits an application for assessment delivery?

What is the purpose of re-weighing damaged goods prior to assessment delivery?

A leaseholder, registered in Category B, wishes to lease an SLR. At which level must they register?

A leaseholder intends to participate in a tender for leasing a VP and has registered in Category A at a zonal level. If they wish to participate in another division's tender, what is required?

For a temporary lease of a passenger space, what is the minimum possible duration?

A registered leaseholder has decided to cancel their registration. Which of the following is applicable regarding the registration fee?

An individual is looking to participate in multiple tenders for SLR and VP leases. What is the minimum registration fee required for participating in all tenders?

When parcels are received in a damaged condition, what specific action, relating to documentation, should be taken?

When the guard foil of the PWB is unavailable for a parcel, on what basis are the entries made in the memo delivery book?

Under what circumstances is memo delivery granted for perishable goods?

In the Value Payable System, what is written on the Forwarding Note and Railway receipt instead of the consignee's name and address?

Where does the consignor send the Railway Receipt and other documents in the Value Payable System?

What is the refund validity period from the date of issue for a money receipt issued during memo delivery at the station?

According to the provided text, which of these dictates how partial delivery is granted?

When granting an assessment delivery, what specific aspect of the Railway receipt should be considered?

For mechanical goods requiring assessment delivery, whose assistance is mandatory?

Which of the following is NOT typically a recipient of the Assessment Delivery Report?

What is the monetary limit up to which an ACM can grant open delivery per case?

What is the monetary limit for granting delivery on an indemnity note by a station master?

If the cost of goods requiring delivery on an indemnity note exceeds Rs. 1 lakh, whose permission is required?

Which of these is NOT a mandatory detail on an Indemnity Note?

What type of indemnity note is executed on a stamp paper?

According to the guidelines, if a station lacks a CCI, who is authorized to grant delivery?

In the delivery process based on an indemnity note, when multiple parties claim the same consignment, what action would typically be taken?

When a partial consignment is delivered, what documentation is issued for the remaining packages that are not delivered?

Besides broken, damaged, torn and loose packages, under what other circumstance is open delivery typically granted?

According to the provided information, who among the following has the authority to grant open delivery, when within their monetary limits?

What is the primary purpose of re-weighing damaged packages during an open delivery?

During an open delivery, what specific aspect of the package is examined regarding its packing condition, after opening the package?

Besides checking the goods against the invoice, what must be checked during open delivery regarding any missing goods?

According to the provided information, what is the first step in the process once a package is identified as needing an open delivery?

When is an application for assessment delivery required from the receiving party?

According to the provided information, what must be included in the application for assessment delivery?

If goods are booked in the consignee's name and they cannot produce the Railway Receipt, under what condition will delivery be granted?

For goods booked 'to self,' what is the crucial difference in the indemnity note process compared to goods booked in the consignee's name, when the Railway Receipt cannot be produced?

What specific detail is required on the Indemnity Note executed by the consignor for 'self' booked goods, in addition to their signature and stamp?

In which of these scenarios may an Unstamped Indemnity Note be accepted for delivery of goods?

What is the typical purpose behind allowing the use of Unstamped Indemnity Notes for low-value goods to certain businessmen?

What is the initial step a businessman must take to obtain the facility of a General Indemnity Note for regular goods receipts at a station?

What is the validity period of a General Indemnity Note once it is approved and recorded at the station?

If a businessman uses a General Indemnity Note for delivery, what action must he take within 10 days to maintain the validity of the note, and avoid its termination?

Under what condition will goods booked as 'self' NOT be delivered based on a General Indemnity Note?

What is the first procedural step required before re-booking a consignment to a new destination?