Nonie Annabell

Bill Of Lading Negotiable And Nonnegotiable. There are two types of bills of lading: A key feature of a straight bill is that the consignee is named when the bill is issued and.

A key feature of a straight bill is that the consignee is named when the bill is issued and. A negotiable bill of lading instructs the carrier to deliver goods to any one person in possession of the original endorsed negotiable bill.