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Delivery Order
What is a Delivery Order?
A delivery order is a document that can be issued by the owner of freight, consignee, shipper or a carrier to deliver the goods to another party. A delivery order should be differentiated from the bill of lading. The delivery order is not a negotiable document and it does not act as evidence or receipt of goods.
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