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Claused bill of lading

A claused bill of lading, also known as a foul bill of lading, is a document that includes notes or comments regarding any flaws or issues with the goods or their packaging. This is in contrast to a clean bill of lading, which indicates that the goods were received in good condition. It is important for those in the finance industry to understand the difference and implications of these terms in order to properly assess the value and risks associated with a shipment.

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