For necessary charges and expenses,a carrier has a lien on goods in its possession covered by a bill of lading.

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According to the common law and the Uniform Commercial Code, a carrier has a lien on goods in its possession covered by a bill of lading for necessary charges and expenses, such as freight charges and storage fees. This lien allows the carrier to retain possession of the goods until the charges are paid or may sell the goods to satisfy the charges if the payment is not made within a reasonable time.

For Necessary Charges and Expenses,a Carrier Has a Lien on Goods