One of the principal functions of a bill of lading is to act as evidence of title to the goods being carried. This allows for considerable ease in transferring ownership of the goods during transit.

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A bill of lading serves as a document of title, evidencing the holder's right to claim the goods, which facilitates the transfer of ownership by endorsement or delivery of the document.

One of the Principal Functions of a Bill of Lading