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The Part Bill of Lading is a crucial document in Indonesian maritime commerce, particularly when handling large shipments that require multiple deliveries or partial consignments. This specialized form of Bill of Lading is governed by Indonesian law, specifically the Commercial Code (KUHD) and Shipping Law No. 17 of 2008, while also incorporating international maritime practices. It is used when a single shipment needs to be split into multiple parts, either due to logistics requirements, vessel capacity, or commercial arrangements. The document contains essential information about the partial shipment, including specific cargo details, vessel information, and parties involved, while maintaining clear references to the complete shipment. This makes it particularly valuable for complex international trade transactions where goods need to be transported in segments.

1. Header Information: Contains the Bill of Lading number, date of issuance, and shipping line details

2. Shipper Details: Full name and address of the shipper/exporter

3. Consignee Details: Full name and address of the consignee/receiver

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 the partial shipment including quantity, weight, and measurement

7. Marks and Numbers: Container numbers, seal numbers, and other identifying marks

8. Part Shipment Declaration: Specific declaration indicating this is part of a larger shipment with reference numbers

9. Freight and Charges: Details of freight charges, whether prepaid or collect

10. Standard Terms and Conditions: Carrier's standard terms and conditions as per Indonesian law and international conventions