A lawyer is discussing a contract between a buyer and seller for the sale of goods that,among other things,establishes evidence of goods being transferred.Which of the following terms would the lawyer most likely use to refer to the document?

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The document that establishes evidence of goods being transferred is typically a bill of lading. A bill of lading is a legal document that serves as proof of shipment and receipt of goods, and it includes details about the goods being shipped, the parties involved, and the terms of the agreement. The other three options listed (f.o.b. contract, certificate of insurance, c.i.f. contract) are also related to the sale of goods, but they do not specifically refer to the document that establishes evidence of transfer.

A Lawyer Is Discussing a Contract Between a Buyer and Seller