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The Short Bill of Lading Form is a fundamental document in international trade and shipping, specifically adapted for transactions governed by Swiss law. This streamlined version contains all legally required elements while maintaining efficiency in commercial operations. The document is typically used when parties need a straightforward but comprehensive record of shipped goods, particularly in standard container shipments or routine cargo movements. It incorporates references to Swiss maritime legislation and international conventions, making it suitable for global trade while ensuring compliance with Swiss legal requirements. The Short Bill of Lading Form includes essential information such as carrier and cargo details, shipping terms, and parties involved, while omitting lengthy clauses that are instead incorporated by reference to standard terms and conditions.

1. Carrier Details: Identity and contact information of the shipping company/carrier

2. Shipper Details: Full name and address of the party shipping the goods

3. Consignee Details: Identity of the party to whom the goods are to be delivered

4. Notify Party: Details of the party to be notified upon arrival of the goods

5. Vessel and Voyage Details: Name of vessel, voyage number, and port of loading/discharge

6. Cargo Description: Detailed description of goods, including quantity, weight, and marks

7. Freight and Charges: Information about freight payments and additional charges

8. Number of Original B/Ls: Statement of how many original B/Ls have been issued

9. Standard Terms: Reference to carrier's standard terms and conditions

10. Signature Box: Space for date, place of issue, and authorized signature