In the realm of freight charge dispute resolution, a recurring topic that consistently emerges during negotiations and litigation revolves around the presence or absence of the delivering carrier’s name on the bill of lading. The bill of lading is the basic transportation contract between the shipper and the carrier. But what if the name of the actual delivering carrier is omitted from the bill of lading?

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Categories: Volume 38 Issue 4
Tags: creditors'rights
Author: Edgar Davison
Cover, CLW Magazine, Vol 38 Issue 4

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