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In the context of international trade, what is a “bill of lading” ?

A bill of lading is a carrier's receipt acknowledging goods accepted for shipment. It relates to carriage of goods rather than certifying their origin or setting the buyer's…

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In the context of international trade, what is a “bill of lading” ?

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A bill of lading is a carrier's receipt acknowledging goods accepted for shipment. It relates to carriage of goods rather than certifying their origin or setting the buyer's and seller's sale terms.

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