Dear Experts,
In L/C transactions, many bill of lading is stipulated to indicate the shipping agent (name, adress, tel) at port of discharge or port of destination. Our customer gets difficulty in providing those information on bill of lading because his shipping company has no agent at port of discharge, but in another country. I would like to ask your opinions that if bill of lading can show the shipping agent in another places other than port of discharge, even another country other than import country? Thank and best regards.
Shipping Agent At Different Place From Port Of Discharge
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Ship Agent
Hi Pal,
As per ISBP E23 it is not necessary that the Ship Agent be located at discharge port, but
must be quoted. Probably it will operate by correspondent at that port.
Other comments appreciated
Ciao
As per ISBP E23 it is not necessary that the Ship Agent be located at discharge port, but
must be quoted. Probably it will operate by correspondent at that port.
Other comments appreciated
Ciao
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How's about shipment under Charter Party B/L?
E23 or F21 under ISBP refers, either one is applied for Ocean B/L or N/N sea waybill.
In case L/C called for Charter party B/L, can the concept apply for it, and why?
Tony
In case L/C called for Charter party B/L, can the concept apply for it, and why?
Tony
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C/P Bill of lading
Hi Pal,
I dare say that the Shipping Agent for C/P is the seller or the buyer who signed the C/P agreement,
Probably goods will be discharged without presentation of original bills of lading, via instructions directly sent to the vessels master.
Other comments appreciated
Ciao
I dare say that the Shipping Agent for C/P is the seller or the buyer who signed the C/P agreement,
Probably goods will be discharged without presentation of original bills of lading, via instructions directly sent to the vessels master.
Other comments appreciated
Ciao
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Hi palpiscesjar wrote:If LC called for shipment advice to indicate the agent at discharging port, Charter party B/L shows the discharge port as Koh Sichang Port, Thailand but the advice shows the agent in Bangkok, Thailand. Is it acceptable? Why?
It's still considered to be acceptable
ÍBP E5 said that the agent may not be at discharge port. So it could be think that the agent can be anywhere not neccesary at the discharge port
Other comments are appreciate
Best Regard,