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Merry Christmas!
BPP revision kit. Topic: Transportation documents and means of payment.
1. Q: A bill of lading forms the contract of carriage. A: False. Explanation: A bill of lading provides evidence of the contract of carriage, but does NOT form the contract of carriage as such.
2. Q: The bill of lading will provide evidence, or contain the contract of carriage. A: True. Explanation: The bill of lading will provide evidence, or may itself comprise, the contract of carriage.
Despite a slight twist in the wording, I don’t see any major differences in these two questions that have different answers!
-Robbie.
Basically, the bill of lading does not in and of itself necessarily comprise the contract of carriage. It does provide evidence of a contract of carriage and may contain the contract of carriage. In other words each situation would have to be assessed on its own merits. Hope this helps.
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