Inglese term
transport document no. on board date
This certificate must state that the carrying vessel is operating on regular line and/or a member of P and I Club and Classed Association of Classification Society (IACS).
And must state as follows: "We certify that at the time of loading the carrying vessel (including the final on carrying vessel if transhipment is effected) is subject to int'l ship and port facility security code (ISPS code) and is ISM code certified and holds a valid ISM document of compliance as required by the Solas Convention 1974 as amended".
non riesco a capire se è un unico concetto oppure si tratta di: "n. documento di trasporto, data di caricamento a bordo"
il testo non è scritto da madrelingua (una delle parti è giordana)
3 +2 | n. del documento di trasporto alla data di carico | Danila Moro |
Non-PRO (1): Francesco Badolato
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