Friday, July 29, 2011

Main objects - courier company

Main objects of Courier Services Company


1. To provide, develop, establish, run, manage, operate couriers services in all its branches and manifestations for collecting and delivering wither by own arrangements or through representatives or agents any document , goods, articles or things on behalf of customers from one place to another in India or abroad and to act as agents concessionaires, franchisers, booking agents for all types of courier activities.

2. To carry on business for the carriage and delivery of commercial or personal papers business documents and documentation and printed matters, documents for banking and shipping invoices, reports, engineering plants, blue prints, renders,. Product literature, inter-office correspondence, samples of clothing, machine parts, slides, transparencies diskettes, computer tapes, samples of unrestricted items.

3. To carry on business for the carriage and delivery of commercial or personal papers business document and documentation and printed matters delicate packages and parcels throughout the world and as a general carriers forwarding agents, ware housemen, bonded warehousemen and carriers multinational services, air, rail, road and sea any part of the world hander services as commission agents, consultants for carriers forwarding agents.

4. To take up the business of courier service and provide the services of carrier and delivery boy of commercial papers, business documents and documentation and printed matters throughout the world.

1 comment:

  1. Hi,

    Courier services usually boast faster delivery times than any alternative method of transporting documents and many services in the modern world rely on them. The idea of couriers and a courier service has been around almost as long as civilization. Thanks a lot...

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