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B/L MADE OUT TO ORDER

Sat, 11/29/2008 - 02:48 — AMAL

HI

in L/C, they ask us to present B/L MADE OUT TO ORDER BLANK.

in the L/C THEY DIDNT ASK US TO ENDORSE IT.

 my freind tell me that we should endorse it so that applicant can take goods.

I WANT TO KNOW HOW I ENDORSE IT because we never do this before.

 

thanks

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Tue, 12/02/2008 - 11:50 — Mohammed Imam

Bill of Lading made out to Order

When the L\C call for a Bill of Lading consigned to order

it means consigned to order to the shiper and it has two purposes:

  1. Title can be transferred by endorsement.
  2. If endoresed in blank, you should be aware that any party holding the Bill of Lading has the title to the goods.
  • Endorsement can be made on the reverse side of the Bill of Lading as follows:
  • Signature:
  • Stamp:

Best Regards

mohdimam@yahoo.com

 

Sat, 11/29/2008 - 06:27 — tulsi

To order means “to order

To order means “to order of shipper” . This case you have to endorse the back side.  

 How to endorse the B/L .

Put your company stamp and signature.  Or  Make a stamp as below and put the same on the back side. Put your signature end of the line  
   

please deliver to the order of:

 

  (-----------------------------your company name)

    Contact: tulsipillaiex@hotmail.com  or tulsiusha1@yahoo.com  

 

Regards       Tulsi/Dubai 

Tue, 12/02/2008 - 02:03 — Anup Sinha

You have to affix your

You have to affix your company's stamp on the back side of the B/L and signature. This is known as Blank Endorsement of B/L.
The bearer of the B/L will have the right to get the cargo discharged and cleared.

Anup Sinha

Sat, 11/29/2008 - 04:03 — Frammi

B/L made out to order and blank endorsed

Your friend is right. Let the B/L show in the field consignee: "To order" and then endorse it blank on the backside of the original B/L by adding a company stamp and signing it.

Just in case: The shipper (as per B/L) and the company stamp in the blank endorsement have to be identical.

   -Each long journey starts with a small step-

Best regards

Frammi

Sat, 11/29/2008 - 04:53 — AMAL

YOU ARE WONDERFULL FRAMMI THANKS

THANKS VERY MUCH FOR YOUR REPLY.

 YOU ARE WONDERFULL

 

AMAL

Mon, 12/01/2008 - 06:34 — Abdelmajid Belhocie

an Endorsement

It s only by endorsing the "to Order" bill of Lading that you can make it negotiable. That is the title of the goods is granted to whoever has the original bill of lading.

A stamp of your comapny suffice as an endorsement.