Tag: Bill of Lading
What Does Full Set of Bills of Lading Mean?
Under an ordinary letter of credit, the issuing bank demands a full set of clean shipped on board ocean bills of lading from the...
Clean on Board Notation on Bills of Lading
What is clean on board?
A clean transport document or a “clean on board” clause relates to the condition of the goods and/or packaging.
If, on...
What are the differences between received for shipment bill of lading and pre-printed shipped...
There are two types of bills of lading circulating around the globe in terms of pre-printed notifications:
Received for shipment bills of lading: Goods...
Charter Party Bill of Lading
On this page I will try to explain you "Charter Party Bill of Lading" and its applications in letters of credit transactions.
Charter Party Bill...
Bill of Lading
The transport document covering the carriage of goods by sea is called a bill of lading. B/L is the most frequently used abbreviation of...
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...
Bill of Lading Discrepancies
On this post, you can find most common bill of lading discrepancy examples.
Discrepancy can be defined as an error or defect, according to the...
Intended Vessel Discrepancy
There are two main types of bills of lading available on the market, in terms of shipment notations: “Received for shipment...” bill of lading...
Costs Additional to Freight Discrepancy
Letter of credit rules allow transport documents to show costs additional to freight.
However, some banks especially in certain countries, prohibit costs additional to freight...
Carrier Not Identified and Bill of Lading Not Signed As Per UCP 600 Discrepancy
Bill of lading is a very important transport document, because it is suppose to evidence of contract of carriage, a receipt of goods by...
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