The Bill of Lading Can Function as Collateral Against Which

question 2

True/False

The bill of lading can function as collateral against which funds may be advanced to the exporter by its local bank.

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Definitions:

Articles of Organization

The document filed with a state government to legally form a limited liability company (LLC).

Limited Liability Company (LLC)

A corporate format that unites the direct taxation system of sole proprietorships or partnerships with the advantage of limited legal responsibility typical of corporations.

Authorized to Issue

Having the official power or permission to give out or distribute something, such as shares or licenses.

Franchisor

A business entity that grants a license to an individual or group enabling them to operate a business under the franchisor's trademark, name, and business model.