Bill of lading
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A bill of lading is a document issued by a carrier that details the shipment of merchandise and gives title to the specified party. It serves as a receipt for accepted cargo and must be presented for delivery. There are two types: a negotiable bill of lading requires the original document to release cargo, while a non-negotiable bill allows release with a copy, stamp, and authorization letter instead of the original. Bills of lading provide important shipment details like the shipper, container, ports, and goods description.
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A bill of lading is a legal document issued by a carrier to a shipper that details the type, quantity, and destination of goods being transported. It serves as a receipt for the shipment and as a contract between the carrier and shipper. The bill of lading must accompany the goods and be signed by representatives of the carrier, shipper, and receiver. It helps prevent theft by allowing for segregation of duties in verifying that goods received match what was ordered. There are various types of bills of lading that can be used depending on the transport method and terms of the shipment.Bill of lading.pptx
Bill of lading.pptxmoshoo1
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A bill of lading is a legal document issued by a carrier to a shipper that details the type, quantity, and destination of goods being transported. It serves as a receipt for the shipment and as a contract between the carrier and shipper. The bill of lading must accompany the goods and be signed by representatives of the carrier, shipper, and receiver. It helps prevent theft by allowing for segregation of duties in verifying that goods received match what was ordered. There are various types of bills of lading that can be used depending on the transport method and terms of the shipment.SEA BILL OF LADING - Form and User Guide
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This document discusses common import and export documents involved in international trade. It is divided into four main sections:
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2. Transport documents such as bills of lading, air waybills, dock receipts, and shipping guarantees which provide evidence of contracts between shippers and carriers.
3. Financial documents including letters of credit, collections, bills of exchange, trust receipts, and promissory notes related to payment terms.
4. Government documents like certificates of origin and GTransport documents for export and import business (International)
Transport documents for export and import business (International)Bibin Xavier
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The key documents required for transportation of goods are airway bills, bills of lading, mate's receipts, shipping bills, and cart tickets. An airway bill is a receipt issued by an airline for carriage of goods by air. A bill of lading is a document issued by a shipping company acknowledging receipt of goods and agreeing to deliver them. A mate's receipt is issued when cargo is loaded and provides details of the shipment. A shipping bill contains export documentation required by customs authorities. A cart ticket provides cargo details for entry into a port.Transport Document: Sea, Road, Air, Multimodal
Transport Document: Sea, Road, Air, MultimodalGlobal Negotiator
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TRANSPORT DOCUMENT more used for sea transport, road transport and air transport are CMR document, Bill of Lading, Airway Bill and Multimodal Bill of Lading.Documents required for exports in India
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The document describes various principal and auxiliary documents used in export transactions. Principal documents include commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, certificate of inspection, certificate of origin, bill of exchange, shipment advice, and insurance certificate. Auxiliary documents provide supplementary information and include proforma invoice, intimation for inspection, shipping instructions, insurance declaration, and application for certificate of origin.Export and Import Strategies.pptx
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This document provides information about an international trade course including documentation required for import and export transactions using letters of credit. It discusses key documents like the international purchase order, commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, air waybill, certificate of origin, and inspection certificate. It also outlines the parties involved in a letter of credit transaction and the application process, and highlights advantages of using letters of credit to facilitate international trade.Export import documentation
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The document discusses the importance of export documentation, noting that it establishes the responsibilities of buyers and sellers, protects both parties' interests, and is needed to claim export assistance. It provides details on the types of documents needed for export contracts, transactions, and incentives claims, including commercial documents, legal documents, and those for incentive programs. Proper documentation is essential for international trade as it represents the goods, establishes ownership, and allows compensation in case of loss or damage.Letter of Credit
Letter of CreditChhitiz Shrestha
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This document defines key terms and documents related to letters of credit (LC). It explains that an LC requires certain documents to be presented for payment, including a draft, commercial invoice, transport documents, insurance documents, and certificates. It then provides more detail on each type of document, including what information they contain and their purpose. It also defines common terms found in LCs, such as applicant, beneficiary, currency amount, shipment details, descriptions of goods and additional conditions.LC 際際滷.pptx
LC 際際滷.pptxnavin98491
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This document provides information about various types of letters of credit (LC), terms related to LCs, required documentation, and guidelines for LC transactions. It defines common LC types like sight LC, usance LC, and revolving LC. It describes key parties in an LC like the issuing bank, advising bank, and negotiating bank. It lists important documents required for LC transactions like commercial invoices, bills of lading, certificates of origin, and insurance policies. It also discusses international standards like UCP600, ISBP, and Incoterms that govern LC practices.Law
LawNayeem Md Asif Khan
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This document provides information on various types of commercial documents used in international trade. It discusses principal documents like commercial invoices, packing lists, bills of lading, certificates of origin and bills of exchange. It also mentions auxiliary documents required for regulatory purposes like shipping bills, exchange control forms, and certificates needed for customs clearance and claiming benefits. The document gives details on the purpose and use of each document in conveying trade-related information between exporters and importers.Bill of Lading (BOL) In Logistics- What Is It- Its Purpose, Importance & Types
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Gain a comprehensive understanding of the Bill of Lading (BOL) in logistics and its significance in the shipping industry. Discover the purpose and importance of this vital document for cargo transportation, including its role in documenting the shipment, serving as a receipt, and facilitating the transfer of goods. Explore different types of Bill of Lading, such as straight, order, and sea waybill, and learn how they vary in terms of ownership, negotiability, and legal implications.Bill of lading
- 1. BILL OF LADING & INCO TERMS
- 2. BILL OF LADING A Bill of Lading (B/L) is a document issued by carrier which details a shipment of merchandise and gives title of that shipment to a specified party. It is also a receipt for cargo accepted for transportation, and must be presented for taking delivery at destination. It includes Shipper/Buyer Container Details Port of Loading/ Port of Destination Goods Description
- 3. TYPES OF BILL OF LADING Two types of Bill of lading Negotiable Bill of Lading Non negotiable Bill of Lading
- 4. NEGOTIABLE BILL OF LADING Negotiable Bill of Lading is the Original copy of Bill of lading requires to release the cargo from the buyers side 3 copy of Master B/L needed to release the cargo Original Bill of Lading.
- 5. NON-NEGOTIABLE BILL OF LADING In Non-negotiable bill of lading there is no need for original Bill of Lading Consignee can submit the scan copy of Bill of Lading to release the container. Bill of lading copy, stamp, authorization letter required to release the cargo
- 6. Non-Negotiable Bill of Lading Seaway Telex Surrender Express