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The Bill of Lading Short Form is a simplified version of the traditional bill of lading, designed for efficient processing while maintaining legal validity under Danish jurisdiction. This document type is particularly useful in standard shipping arrangements where detailed terms can be incorporated by reference to the carrier's standard conditions. The Short Form B/L includes essential information such as parties involved, cargo details, and voyage information, while eliminating the need to print extensive terms and conditions on each document. It complies with Danish maritime law, including the Danish Merchant Shipping Act and relevant international conventions, making it suitable for both domestic and international shipping operations. The document is commonly used in containerized shipping and standard cargo movements where the full-length bill of lading format is not specifically required.

1. Shipper: Details of the party shipping the goods (name, address, contact information)

2. Consignee: Details of the party receiving the goods, or 'To Order' if negotiable

3. Notify Party: Party to be notified upon arrival of the goods

4. Vessel and Voyage: Name of vessel and voyage number

5. Port of Loading: Origin port where goods are loaded

6. Port of Discharge: Destination port where goods will be unloaded

7. Cargo Description: Description of goods, including quantity, weight, and markings

8. Container Details: Container numbers and seal numbers if containerized

9. Freight and Charges: Statement of freight terms (prepaid or collect)

10. Number of Original B/Ls: Number of original bills of lading issued

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

12. Date and Place of Issue: When and where the B/L was issued

13. Carrier Signature: Signature block for carrier or authorized agent