Maritime · industry standard

Electronic Bill of Lading (eBL) and MLETR

The electronic bill of lading replaces the paper document that functions simultaneously as receipt, contract of carriage and document of title for goods in transit. MLETR — the UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Transferable Records — is the legal framework that lets an electronic record carry the same title-bearing function, and DCSA publishes the technical standards for container shipping.

2017First published
Yes — OpenAPIMachine-readable schema · open
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Also known as eBL, MLETR, Model Law on Electronic Transferable Records.

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