Exceptions

Exceptions are a disparity noted on a bill of lading when a shipment is received. Exceptions typically refer to incorrect quantity received or damage to goods. 

Keeping track of such exceptions is often needed to resolve disputes from the supplier or buyer. Both parties are able to submit cargo claims to resolve any monetary issues that may come up because of the disparity. 

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