A Combined Transport Bill of Lading is a shipping document used in multi-modal transportation (e.g., combining road, rail, and sea). It serves as proof of the contract of carriage between the carrier and the shipper and acts as a receipt for the goods being shipped. It also specifies the terms of the agreement, such as the origin, destination, and delivery date, and lists the conditions under which the goods are being transported. The Combined Transport Bill of Lading is issued at the origin of the transportation and is often used for international trade.
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