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The Part Bill of Lading is essential in modern international maritime trade where cargo splitting and multiple consignees are common practice. This document type is specifically used when a single shipment needs to be divided among different recipients or destinations, while maintaining the legal and documentary integrity of the original shipment. Under Belgian law, the Part Bill of Lading must comply with the Belgian Maritime Code and relevant international conventions, particularly the Hague-Visby Rules. It serves multiple functions: as a document of title, a receipt for goods, and evidence of the contract of carriage. The document typically includes detailed information about the specific portion of cargo being transported, carrier information, shipping routes, and terms of carriage, while maintaining clear references to the original complete Bill of Lading.

1. Document Title and Number: Clear identification of the document as a Part Bill of Lading with unique reference number

2. Carrier Details: Full name and address of the carrier/shipping company

3. Shipper Information: Complete details of the shipper/exporter

4. Consignee Information: Details of the party to whom this specific part of the cargo is consigned

5. Notify Party: Contact details of the party to be notified upon arrival

6. Vessel and Voyage Details: Name of vessel, voyage number, and port details

7. Cargo Description: Detailed description of the specific portion of goods covered by this part B/L

8. Quantity and Measurements: Specific quantity, weight, and measurements of the partial shipment

9. Marks and Numbers: Identifying marks and numbers for the specific cargo portion

10. Terms and Conditions: Standard terms governing the carriage under Belgian law and applicable conventions