Combined Bill of Lading?
Post 2 of 8
Replying to [balu1234]: Means you will issue 1 bill of lading for several containers shipped on the same vessel..
i.e. you shipped 4 containers in 1 vessel, you can ask forwarder or shipping company to issue 1 b/l instead of 4 b/l's.
i.e. you shipped 4 containers in 1 vessel, you can ask forwarder or shipping company to issue 1 b/l instead of 4 b/l's.
19 Sep 2006 00:00
Post 3 of 8
Replying to [balu1234]:
Ammeet explanation is not correct.
Combined bill of lading is used to cover at least two different modes of transportation, known as multimodal transport, or different means of conveyance.
Ammeet explanation is not correct.
Combined bill of lading is used to cover at least two different modes of transportation, known as multimodal transport, or different means of conveyance.
04 Jan 2007 07:40
Post 4 of 8
[Nano1] is Right! it is called Duo Shi Lianyun Ti dan
http://www.clearfreight.com/Working%20with%20clrf/terms%20Cond%20Bill%20of%20Lading.htm
so much IN English
http://www.dpiusa.com/fmcdoc7.html
04 Jan 2007 23:34
Post 5 of 8
Replying to [balu1234]:This terms OF COMBINE B/L is mainly used in butween the main line and the subline. As the subline lord many containers for different consinees in one vessel, they get one master B/L from the main line to reduce the cost of the B/L then they can split it as they wish with the house B/L.
24 Mar 2007 04:46
Post 6 of 8
Replying to [balu1234]:
An Answer by Nano1 is the correct understanding of what a combined B/L is.
It is carriage of goods by at least two different modes of transport, from a place at which the goods are taken in charge to a place designated for delivery.
It can be a combination of road, rail, inland waterway, sea or air. In this respect, only one BL is issued to cover the whole journey which is called 'Combined Bill of Lading'.
Other explanations are just a shot in the dark. Nice to read though.![[em1]](http://img.alibaba.com/images/eng/style/icon/emoticons_smile.gif)
An Answer by Nano1 is the correct understanding of what a combined B/L is.
It is carriage of goods by at least two different modes of transport, from a place at which the goods are taken in charge to a place designated for delivery.
It can be a combination of road, rail, inland waterway, sea or air. In this respect, only one BL is issued to cover the whole journey which is called 'Combined Bill of Lading'.
Other explanations are just a shot in the dark. Nice to read though.
24 Apr 2007 20:32
Post 7 of 8
Nano1 is right, a combined bill of lading is a B/L that covers a multi-modal shipment, a shipment by more than one mode of transport.
16 May 2008 03:08
Post 8 of 8
Quoting from [balu1234]:
What does the term combine bill of lading mean?
Combined Bill of lading is similar to Multi-modal Bill of lading that means your goods may be shipped via various mode of transport... Like Rail, Road, Sea....!
23 May 2008 23:22
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