A document a carrier or agent gives a shipper to carry the goods. It can be a receipt for cargo that is to be taken to a destination .

An international group whose members are leading banks, shippers, and firms. They give information business to business over the internet. All documents needed for trade are available online. Only verifyable […]

1. a material list a contractor uses for the contract. It is needed to complete the order. 2. a list of parts to fix something. Refer to bill of quantities.

A special act of the legislature which inflicts a punishment, less than death, upon persons supposed to be guilty of treason or felony, without any conviction in the ordinary course […]

A statement sent to the buyer of goods, along with the goods, exhibiting in detail the items composing the parcel and their several prices, to enable him to detect any […]

In practice . A written statement or specification of the particulars of the demand for which an action at law is brought, or of a defendant’s set-off against such demand, […]

One which is filed when a person has a right which may be controverted by various persons, at different times, and by different actions. Ritchie v. Dorland. 6 Cal. 3-“>; […]

In old English law . A method of proceeding against attorneys and officers of the court not liable to arrest. 3 Bl. Comm. 289.

In English practice. The name given, in the mayor’s court of London, to a species of intervention by a third person laying claim to the subject- matter in dispute between […]

A list of materials needed to make and keep a structure in working order.

The resources needed to make a product at a certain rate. The critical resources are highlighted to help in planning.

One which is brought to have a decree of the court reviewed, corrected, or reversed. Dodge v. Northrop, 85 Mich. 243, 48 N. V. 505.

One which is brought to continue a suit which has abated before its final consummation , as. for example, by death, or marriage of a female plaintiff. Clarke v. Mathewson. […]

One which is a compound of a supplemental bill and bill of revivor , and not only continues the suit, which has abated by the death of the plaintiff, or […]

In contracts. A written agreement under seal, by which one person assigns or transfers his right to or interest in goods and personal chattels to another. An instrument by which, […]

A document that transfers ownership of property. If a condition must be met first than its called a conditional bill of sale .

When an importer of goods is ignorant of their exact quantity or quality, so that he cannot make a perfect entry of them, he may give to the customs officer […]

A document that requests customs examine a shipment. A full set of documents is not needed. Its the goal to submit a perfect bill of entry after the shipment is […]

In English law . A kind of license granted at the customhouse to merchants, to carry such stores and provisions as are necessary for their voyage, custom free. Jacob.

In English law . A license granted at the custom-house to a merchant, to suffer him to trade from one English port to another, without paying custom. Cowell. 12. In […]

An automated bill paying service set up by the bank. When the customer gives the relevant information about the bill it is automatically taken out of the account and reported […]

In a merchant’s accounts, all bills which he has accepted, and promissory notes which he has made, are called “bills payable,” and are entered in a ledger account under that […]

A written obligation by which a debtor acknowledges himself indebted in a certain sum, and binds himself for the payment thereof, in a larger sum, called a “penalty.”

1. giving a bill of exchange to a bank to be accepted as payment. 2. sending an electronic invoice so a customer can review charges before making a payment.

A bill invoking the aid of equity “because he fears,” that is, because the complainant apprehends an injury to his property rights or interests, from the fault or neglect of […]