The Inland Bill of Lading is a crucial document in Danish domestic transport operations, used when goods are transported between locations within Denmark's borders. This document type is essential for maintaining clear documentation of domestic cargo movements and establishing legal rights and responsibilities of involved parties. The document must comply with Danish legislation, particularly the Danish Merchant Shipping Act and transport regulations. An Inland Bill of Lading typically includes detailed information about the cargo, parties involved, transport conditions, and delivery instructions. It serves three primary functions: as a receipt confirming the carrier's acceptance of goods, as evidence of the transport contract, and potentially as a document of title. The document is particularly important in scenarios where proof of ownership and transfer of goods is required during domestic transportation.

1. Document Identification: Bill of Lading number, date of issuance, and place of issuance

2. Carrier Information: Full name and address of the carrier/transport company

3. Shipper Details: Complete name and address of the shipper/consignor

4. Consignee Information: Full name and address of the consignee or 'To Order' designation

5. Pickup Location: Specific address and details of where goods are collected

6. Delivery Location: Specific address and details of the delivery destination

7. Cargo Description: Detailed description of goods, including quantity, weight, and packaging type

8. Vehicle Details: Information about the transport vehicle, including registration number

9. Transport Conditions: Basic conditions of carriage including liability terms

10. Freight Charges: Details of transport costs and payment terms

11. Signatures: Space for authorized signatures from carrier and shipper