Sir,
Can you please advise, from when to count negotiation date of 21 days if the BL shows two dates. One is the BL issue date and the other is Shipped on Board date. The BL issue date is some days after shipment date.
The LC states "within 21 days from BL date.
Kindly consider article 14C of UCP 600.
YOUR POINT IS ACCEPTABLE
Sir YOUR POINT IS ACCEPTABLE. BUT YOUR FIRST COMMENT BASED ON THE QUESTION OF BURAN WAS INCORRECT. HOWEVER IF YOU ARE ACCEPTING MY COMMENTS ON THE QUESTION OF BURAN OR NOT.
PLS COMMENT REGARDS TULSI / DUBAI
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Dear Tulsi,
ok, i agreed with you. Normally I indicate the source in which are the answers, first because readers can trace it and learn more, than it is very difficult to give a punctual answer to the queries.
However, any comment, if may cause interests, well accepted.
Ciao
Dear Ciao Your explanation is incorrect.
Mr. Ciao
Do you have any experience that “shipped on board date on the bl showing after the issuance of shipped on board B/L”.
In my experience, No carrier will issue a shipped on board dated BL which is after the issuance of BL as per your last line of message “date of shipment is the "on board date" that may be prior or later the date of BL issuance”.
Your explanation is incorrect.
RegardsTulsi/ Dubai
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Hi friend, my nickname is PAN , ciao means regards.
I just quote point 96 of ISBP 681, I dont know if in transaction between two countries worldwide a bill of lading could be issued in this way, but so it is written. I thought to a Bill of lading with pre-carriage by sea from X to Y, being Y the port of loading stated in the l/C, the bill of lading is a Shipped on board but contains a further On Board notation stating that the goods have been loaded on board the vessel ...., at the port of loadng Y, few days after the B/L issuing date. Could it work:
Comments appreciated
Ciao
PAN
21 Days will count from the shipped on board date
First option: 21 days will count from the shipped on board date, if the shipped on board date and the BL date mentioned separately.
2nd option: 21 days will count from the B/L issue date, if the bl is showing only the issue date. In this case bl issue date will consider as the shipped on board date.
In your case 21 days will count from the shipped on board date.
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Regards
Tulsi / Dubai
clarification needed
Hi friend,
It is not correct to state "within 21 days from bl date" in presentation time(field 48 MT700 ) However art 14 c UCP 600 will help you in determine, for each mean of transport, the date of shipment. In case of BL under art 20, date of shipment is the "on board date" that may be prior or later the date of BL issuance.
Ciao