A bill of lading is a document containing a car's technical information plus the details of shipment.
Around 1730 various schemes were proposed to regulate merchants under civil and military surveillance, with guarantees from neighbors, stamped lading certificates and passes at military posts.
The bill of lading is spoilt as a security.
We loaded around 56 cases of what we believed from the bill of lading to be tomato ketchup.
How will the public sector be protected from the pernicious effects of what is known as teaming and lading?
Would not the bills of lading have shown when the goods were shipped?
I do not think the bank would make advances on a bill of lading in that case.
Bills of lading are documents which have to go abroad with the contract.
