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What is the Bill of Lading and why is it used?
What types of Bill of Lading are there?
What is the relationship between the charter party and the contract of carriage evidenced by the Bill of Lading?
How should the Bills of Lading be remarked and what may be wise to agree in the Charter Party?
Is the Shipowner always the carrier under the Bill of Lading?
Bill of Lading fixture clauses that can endanger cover under insurance policies and alternatives to consider
Pros and Cons of alternatives to Bills of Lading such as mate’s receipts, Seaway Bills and no cargo documents at all
Electronic Bills of Lading
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Click to access the knowledge base about the voyage itself, from berth to berth
Click to access the knowledge base about Bills of Lading
Click to access the knowledge base about LOI’s
Click to access the knowledge base about Laytime & Demurrage
Click to access the knowledge base about General Average
Click to access the knowledge base about insurance related terms in the fixture
Click to access the knowledge base about law and arbitration clauses
Click to access the knowledge base about apportionment of risks and costs
Click to access the knowledge base about other terms and clauses in your fixture
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