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Sir if a seller issues a non negotiable bill of lading then the buyer can get goods without bill of lading
Right??
Since non negotiable bill of lading is not a document of titleAgreed – a non-negotiable bill of lading is NOT a document of title.
But just because it’s not necessary to produce a non-negotiable bill of lading to establish title, I cannot imagine a carrier handing over goods to a claimant buyer without there being some requirement of proof of entitlement.
OK?
Okay sir so
We can agree that bill of lading is required by buyer to get the goods releasedWe can agree that SOME form of identification is required.
Krrish, much as I admire your thoroughness in these studies, I really do not wish to spend substantial parts of my daily life answering your “what-if” questions
Today, I’ve had enough. No doubt I shall have a raft of questions to enlighten my day tomorrow but no more from me today.
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