B/L show both pre carriage by vessel named X and Ocean vessel named Y.
Is it neccessary that the on board notation show the named vessel (X or Y) on which the goods were loaded ?
May I ask your comments
Thanks,
Thanh Nhan
UCP 600 Art.20
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UCP 600 Art.20
Dear Than Nhan
.. one of these where it would be extremely helpful to see the document
In any case – the answer would most likely be “yes – the on board notation must show the name of the vessel”.
UCP 600 sub-article 20(a)(ii) requires that goods must be shipped on board “a named vessel” – and 20(a)(iii) says that it must be from the LC port of loading; so in any case: there must be no doubt on which vessel the goods have been shipped in the port required by the LC.
Also – if the “pre carriage” vessel have departed from a place of receipt different from the LC port of loading – then the name of the vessel would also be required in the on-board notation (as per UCP 500 sub-article 23(a)(ii)) …
If you provide a bit more information – e.g. on LC requirements (like: Which document? From? To?) – and the ports/places mentioned in the bill of lading – you may get a more precise answer.
Best regards
Kim
.. one of these where it would be extremely helpful to see the document
In any case – the answer would most likely be “yes – the on board notation must show the name of the vessel”.
UCP 600 sub-article 20(a)(ii) requires that goods must be shipped on board “a named vessel” – and 20(a)(iii) says that it must be from the LC port of loading; so in any case: there must be no doubt on which vessel the goods have been shipped in the port required by the LC.
Also – if the “pre carriage” vessel have departed from a place of receipt different from the LC port of loading – then the name of the vessel would also be required in the on-board notation (as per UCP 500 sub-article 23(a)(ii)) …
If you provide a bit more information – e.g. on LC requirements (like: Which document? From? To?) – and the ports/places mentioned in the bill of lading – you may get a more precise answer.
Best regards
Kim