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It is a directive to the carrier to transport and deliver the shipment as described by the bill of lading Bill of Lading . The most fundamental of all shipping documents is the bill of lading . Its common form of abbreviation is : “ B ...
It is a directive to the carrier to transport and deliver the shipment as described by the bill of lading Bill of Lading . The most fundamental of all shipping documents is the bill of lading . Its common form of abbreviation is : “ B ...
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This combination of documents is known as the “ Unit Bill of Lading . ” Its use is not compulsory , but it has been recommended by both the Association of American Railroads , and the National Industrial Traffic League . The No.
This combination of documents is known as the “ Unit Bill of Lading . ” Its use is not compulsory , but it has been recommended by both the Association of American Railroads , and the National Industrial Traffic League . The No.
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a a heavy penalty upon conviction.1 Carriers require their agents to date bills of lading as of the same day they are issued . After a bill of lading has been issued , the Bills of Lading Act specifies that “ any alteration , addition ...
a a heavy penalty upon conviction.1 Carriers require their agents to date bills of lading as of the same day they are issued . After a bill of lading has been issued , the Bills of Lading Act specifies that “ any alteration , addition ...
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Contents
CHAPTER PAGE | 1 |
SHIPPING DOCUMENTSPART I | 7 |
SHIPPING DOCUMENTSPART II | 30 |
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