Article 50 (previously paragraph 49(e)). Failure to give adequate instructions

Please give me money.

Please give me salt.

Please give us some examples.

Give me your opinion, please.

Give it to me, please.

Give me the same, please.

Please give me the menu.

Please give me a blanket.

Please give me a break.

Please give me some salt.

If yes, please give details.

If yes, please give details.

But how does it really work together if it doesn't give them instructions?

Please give me your permanent address.

Please give me something to eat.

Please give me something to drink.

Please give me some more coffee.

Please give me the exact address.

Please give us space and opportunities.

Please give me something hot to drink.

Please give me a glass of milk.

Please give me a piece of bread.

Please give me a glass of water.

Please give me a sheet of paper.

Doctor, please give this child first aid.

Please give me a cup of water.

Please give my regards to your family.

Please give my regards to your family.

Would you please give me some more tea?

Give us two knives and four forks, please.

Can you please give me something to do?

Please give me a round trip ticket to Chicago.

Please give me something to eat. I am so hungry.

Would you just give us a little twirl, please, Costa?

Please write down and give to me your personal address.

Please give me some advice on what I should do.

In such event, the controlling party or shipper must give instructions in respect of the delivery of the goods.

Please take the pillow and blanket and give them to me.

Tom, would you please give these starving people something to eat?

Please give it a check, then hand in the examination paper.

(b) give or modify instructions in respect of the goods which do not amount to a variation of the contract

In such event the controlling party or shipper must give the carrier instructions in respect of the delivery of the goods.

Instructions

My friend Peter says, If you love something, give it away. So, please.