I have a sweet one for you.
The L/C calls for a bill of lading according to article 23.
The bill of lading presented is ISSUED by the beneficiary (not showing the capacity).
Shipper is the beneficiary, and it is consigned “to the order” – notifying the applicant.
It is issued as a “FBL”
There are 3 “originals”
It is further stated on the document:
“Full set obl has been surrendered in port of origin”
“This is a re-placement bill of lading for use of customs clearance at final destinations. All information is copied from the original document”
There is no mentioning that the document gives access to the goods, but a transport company at place of destination is mentioned as “for delivery of goods please apply to”.
Innovative – don’t you think
Have a nice day
Kim
B/L issued by the beneficiary
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B/L issued by the beneficiary
'Bizarre' seems a more appropriate word to me.
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B/L issued by the beneficiary
If the document is issued as a FBL, there is hardly any need to look any further - it does not comply with the Article 23 requirement.
Laurence
Laurence