What it means by CLEAN ON BOARD?
Post 1 of 65
Please advise what mean by "CLEAN ON BOARD"?
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Muhammad Aslam Memon
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25 Aug 2006 06:02
Post 2 of 65
Replying to [int786]:
Clean On Board mean that cargo handle and all addtional charges paid tell cargo placed on board the vessel and if you are buying clean on board that mean you do not have to pay any port dues at the export port.
Clean On Board mean that cargo handle and all addtional charges paid tell cargo placed on board the vessel and if you are buying clean on board that mean you do not have to pay any port dues at the export port.
13 Sep 2006 21:03
Post 3 of 65
Replying to [int786]:Clean on Board means that when cargo is shipped on the board of ship, there are no charges due regarding the port dues and there is no negative point present in the bill of lading
13 Sep 2006 23:05
Post 4 of 65
Replying to [int786]:Clean on board, meaning that the goods are really shipped on board from quay without any damages.
on the bill of lading named clean on board that trully the goods are loaded, otherwise they can not give a bill of lading for real shipment. a lot of forwarders agents give a bill of lading on a certain date but can be shipped days lateron, then they give the bill of lading only as receipted for shipment, and you are not sure that it is really shipped on board,when this is as clean on board bill of lading the shipping line or the freightforwarder is responsible for shipment done.
on the bill of lading named clean on board that trully the goods are loaded, otherwise they can not give a bill of lading for real shipment. a lot of forwarders agents give a bill of lading on a certain date but can be shipped days lateron, then they give the bill of lading only as receipted for shipment, and you are not sure that it is really shipped on board,when this is as clean on board bill of lading the shipping line or the freightforwarder is responsible for shipment done.
14 Sep 2006 04:22
Post 5 of 65
Replying to [int786]:Clean on board is a price item for international trade .It means the seller is responsible for all the cost to send the goods to the board.![[em20]](http://img.alibaba.com/images/eng/style/icon/emoticons_victory.gif)
14 Sep 2006 04:24
Post 6 of 65
Replying to [int786]:
It is a Bill of Lading which implies that the consignment received on board a vessel is free of any defects in packing such as breakage, spillage, leakage, loose packing etc. In other words the packing (whether drums, bottles, cartons, wooden boxes) is in good condition.
It is a Bill of Lading which implies that the consignment received on board a vessel is free of any defects in packing such as breakage, spillage, leakage, loose packing etc. In other words the packing (whether drums, bottles, cartons, wooden boxes) is in good condition.
14 Sep 2006 06:01
Post 7 of 65
Replying to [int786]:
CLEAN ON BOARD or FREE ON BOARD [FOB] is INCOTERMS 2000 as Per ICC where risk of loss and damage of cargo transfer from Exporter to Importer. In this case of FOB, the risk of loss or damage responsibility transfer from seller to buyer loaded on ship. The cost of loading goods is on seller. Freight, insurance etc. on buyer's account.
Important to note that this term is to transfer responsibility of one party [seller] to other party [buyer]. This is not ownership transfer term. The ownership of good transfer as per agreement and payment clause. Generally after realisation of payment.
You can view other INCOTERMS on ICC [International Chamber of Commerce] website as generally mentioned C, D, E, F Group. You can view
CLEAN ON BOARD or FREE ON BOARD [FOB] is INCOTERMS 2000 as Per ICC where risk of loss and damage of cargo transfer from Exporter to Importer. In this case of FOB, the risk of loss or damage responsibility transfer from seller to buyer loaded on ship. The cost of loading goods is on seller. Freight, insurance etc. on buyer's account.
Important to note that this term is to transfer responsibility of one party [seller] to other party [buyer]. This is not ownership transfer term. The ownership of good transfer as per agreement and payment clause. Generally after realisation of payment.
You can view other INCOTERMS on ICC [International Chamber of Commerce] website as generally mentioned C, D, E, F Group. You can view
14 Sep 2006 07:41
Post 8 of 65
Replying to [int786]: Clean on board is a technical term that's usually aplied to BIll of Lading and it's common request for Letters of Credit to mention it. Basically it means that the Bill of Lading or Ocean Bill of Lading must not have any notations issued by the shipping line, the vessel's master or their agents. Things like (shipped on deck; showing damages, etc) . The B/l must be without any saveguards from the issuing entity
14 Sep 2006 10:26
Post 9 of 65
Replying to [int786]:
Many thanks for all of you for advising and information about
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Best Regards
Muhammad Aslam Memon
ID int786
Many thanks for all of you for advising and information about
the subject matter.
Best Regards
Muhammad Aslam Memon
ID int786
15 Sep 2006 09:29
Post 10 of 65
Replying to [int786]:It means the buyer take responsibility when cargo passed the side of boat.
15 Sep 2006 22:08
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