Order bill of lading are issued by the carriers to the(). A. order of shipper B. order
A.A. order of shipper
B.B. order of consignee
C.C. order of shipper and consignee
D.D. order of certain bank
A.A. order of shipper
B.B. order of consignee
C.C. order of shipper and consignee
D.D. order of certain bank
A.A.Certificate of quality; Bill of lading
B.B.Certificate of quality; Sales confirmation
C.C.Inspection certificate, Bill of lading
D.D.Inspection certificate, Sales confirmation
Relevant shipping documents commonly used in carriage of goods by sea are( ).
A. bill of lading B. sea way bill C. air way bill D. rail bill of lading
A.A.import; sales contract
B.B.export; sales contract
C.C.import; bill of lading
D.D.export; bill of lading
(1)A place after "at/from" will be deemed to be the stipulated ( ) port of loading/( ) port of discharge.
(2)A place after "for transportation to" will be deemed to be the stipulated ( ) port of loading/( ) port of discharge.
Whether bill of lading is provided with the following functions or characteristics:
(1)It is a receipt of goods. ( ) Yes/( ) No
(2)It is a contract of carriage. ( ) Yes/( ) No
(3)It is a document of title. ( ) Yes/( ) No
(4)It is a negotiable document. ( ) Yes/( ) No
(5)It may control the delivery of the goods. ( ) Yes/( ) No
(6)Type of delivery is that carrier or his agent will deliver the goods against one original B/L. ( ) Yes/( ) No
(7)It would enable a buyer to sell the goods in transit by transferring B/L to a new buyer. ( ) Yes/( ) No