A bill of exchange serves as a receipt for shipment and a summary of freight charges; most importantly, it conveys title to the merchandise.

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A bill of exchange serves as a written order from one person to pay another person a specific sum of money, usually for goods or services. It does not convey title to the merchandise, but serves as a payment instrument.

A Bill of Exchange Serves as a Receipt for Shipment