What are the Differences Between Consignee and Notify Party Fields of Bills of Lading?
Bill of lading is a transport document covering the carriage of goods by sea.
Consignee means a person entitled to take delivery of the goods...
Freight Forwarder’s Bill of Lading Not Acceptable
Some issuing banks add an additional condition to the letters of credit they have issued, indicating that freight forwarder's bill of lading is not...
To Order and Blank Endorsed Bill of Lading
Bill of lading, which is a transport document used in international trade, is an authentic receipt delivered by a carrier, confirming that the goods...
Letter of Credit Condition: Bill of Lading with Multiple Notify Party
Letter of credit, in a broad perspective, is one of the payment methods in international trade.
Bill of lading is a transport document covering the...
What Happens if Letter of Credit is Silent in Regards to the Period of...
Documents must be presented to the nominated banks within allowed time frame under letters of credit payments.
Otherwise issuing banks or confirming banks raise late...
Short Form/Blank Back Bill of Lading
A bill of lading is a generic name of a transport document, which is used in sea shipments.
As a transport document a bill of...
How to Determine Date of Shipment on a Multimodal Bill of Lading?
Date of shipment is one of the key definitions in a letter of credit transaction. It is used to determine
whether shipment made on...
What are the Differences Between MBL (Master Bill of Lading) and HBL (House Bill...
Understanding the differences between a master bill of lading and a house bill of lading in export and import transactions.
What Does a Master Bill...
Letter of Credit Documents
After reading this post, you should understand why documentation is very important under letters of credit.
Additionally, most frequently used document links have been supplied...
Multimodal Bill of Lading
Multimodal transportation is the movement of one unit load from origin to destination by several methods or transportation under one document without breaking up the unit...
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