You've sold your bill of goods too well, because I believe you now.

1. a bill of goods for which the customs duty is less than RMB50

Our oil bill is absorbing an increasing percentage of the foreign exchange generated by exports of goods and services.

Then, the question arises what rights are connected to such bill of lading after delivery of the goods by the carrier.

That party is protected and may rely on the contents of the bill of lading, including the right of delivery of the goods.

During loading of the goods, the defendant had stipulated a reservation in the bill of lading discharging the carrier of all liability in respect of the number and nature of the packages because the containers had been sealed with lead seals and it was therefore impossible to check the accuracy of the particulars of the goods given in the bill of lading.

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When the bill of lading is not available at the place of destination of the goods, or the bill of lading holder does not want to take delivery, the same principle as under the previous article applies it is the primary duty of the controlling party to take care that the carrier will be able to perform his obligation under the contract of carriage to deliver the goods.

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And Bill, especially Bill. She did that too.

The problem here is with the negotiable bill of lading. This document provides security to its holder by granting it the exclusive right to take delivery of the goods at the place of destination.

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Session bill

Total bill

A bill?

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I'm Bill.

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Where's Bill?

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Bill Hickok!