A bill of Lading receipted by carrier for merchandise in good condition (no damage, loss etc., apparent), and which does not bear such notation as "Shipper's Load and Count.
A carrier-issued receipt indicating that transported merchandise was received in apparent good condition. Compare with Foul Bill of Lading.
A bill of lading issued by a carrier for goods delivered in "apparent good order and condition" - bearing no notations or added clauses which may limit the liability of the carrier.
Bill of lading that bears no clause or notation which expressly declares a defective condition of the goods and/or the packaging.
A Bill of Lading which does not contain any qualification about the apparent order and condition of the goods to be transported (it bears no stamped clauses on the front of the B/L). It bears no superimposed clauses expressly declaring a defective condition of the goods or packaging (resolution of the ICS 1951).
Document of receipt by a carrier when the goods are received in good order.
a bill of lading that is issued by a carrier when a shipment is received in good order
a bill of lading where the carrier has noted that the merchandise has been received in apparent good condition (no apparent damage, loss, etc
a bill of lading received by Saia for merchandise in good condition which does not bear such notation as "Shipper Load and Count," etc.
shipping) A bill of lading receipted by the carrier for goods received in "apparent good order and condition," without damages.
A receipt for goods issued by a carrier that indicates that the goods were received in "apparent good order and condition," without damages or other irregularities. Compare Foul bill of lading.
Transport document without markings regarding damage of goods or packaging
"A bill of lading received by the carrier for goods delivered in "apparent good order and condition."
A bill of Lading is said to be clean if it has no superimposed clause expressing of any defective condition of the packaging or of goods.
A bill of lading that does not bear any notation indicating defective packaging or damaged merchandise. Compare "Claused Bill of Lading."
A receipt for goods issued by a carrier with an indication that the goods were received in "apparent good order and condition," without damage or other irregularities. If no notation or exception is made, the B/L is assumed to be "cleaned."
A bill of lading received by carrier for merchandise in good condition which does not bear any notation such as "shipper's load and count."