A bill of lading is a document of title that is issued by a carrier-bailee to the bailor (shipper or consignor) when goods are received for transportation. It serves as evidence of the contract of carriage between the shipper and the carrier, and includes details such as the name of the carrier and the shipper, the origin and destination of the shipment, a description of the goods, and the terms and conditions of carriage.

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A Bill of Lading Is

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A bill of lading is:

A) a document of title that is issued by a carrier-bailee to the bailor when goods are received for transportation.
B) a bill issued by the bailor to the carrier-bailee when goods are delivered for transportation.
C) a bill for shipping charges issued by the bailee.
D) a bill for shipping charges issued by the bailor.
E) a bill for any incidental expenses incurred in transporting the goods.

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