getting this receipt. Packing List: Shipping Bill: 2. Bill of Exchange: It indicates the number of It is the main document on It is drawn by the exporter cases or packs and the details the basis of which customs on the importer. of the goods contained in office grants permission for It contains instruction to these packs the importer to pay a the export. specified amount to a certain It contains details regarding person or the bearer of the goods to be exported, instrument. exporter’s name and address, etc. Certificate of Origin: Bill of Lading: 3.Bank Certificate of It specifies the country in It is prepared by Shipping Payment: which the goods are being company acknowledging the It certifies that necessary produced. receipt of goods on board the documents relating to the It helps to get tariff ship. particular export have been concessions. It is a document of title of presented to the importer for It is also required when goods and is freely payment. there is a ban on imports of transferable by endorsement certain goods from selected and delivery. countries It contains an undertaking to carry them to the port of destination. Certificate of Airway Bill: Inspection: It is prepared by the airline It ensures that only good company to acknowledge the quality products are receipt of goods on board its exported. aircraft. Export Inspection Council of It is also a document of title India is one such agency to the goods and is freely transferable by the endorsement and delivery. Marine Insurance Policy: It is an insurance contract. It is an agreement to indemnify the insured against any loss caused due to perils of the sea in consideration of payment called premium. Cart Ticket:
getting this receipt. Packing List: It indicates the number of cases or packs and the details of the goods contained in these packs Shipping Bill: It is the main document on the basis of which customs office grants permission for the export. It contains details regarding goods to be exported, exporter’s name and address, etc. 2. Bill of Exchange: It is drawn by the exporter on the importer. It contains instruction to the importer to pay a specified amount to a certain person or the bearer of the instrument. Certificate of Origin: It specifies the country in which the goods are being produced. It helps to get tariff concessions. It is also required when there is a ban on imports of certain goods from selected countries Bill of Lading: It is prepared by Shipping company acknowledging the receipt of goods on board the ship. It is a document of title of goods and is freely transferable by endorsement and delivery. It contains an undertaking to carry them to the port of destination. 3.Bank Certificate of Payment: It certifies that necessary documents relating to the particular export have been presented to the importer for payment. Certificate of Inspection: It ensures that only good quality products are exported. Export Inspection Council of India is one such agency Airway Bill: It is prepared by the airline company to acknowledge the receipt of goods on board its aircraft. It is also a document of title to the goods and is freely transferable by the endorsement and delivery. Marine Insurance Policy: It is an insurance contract. It is an agreement to indemnify the insured against any loss caused due to perils of the sea in consideration of payment called premium. Cart Ticket: