What is BILL OF PARCELS?

A statement sent to the buyer of goods, along with the goods, exhibiting in detail the items composing the parcel and their several prices, to enable him to detect any mistake or omission; an invoice.

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Related Legal Terms
PACKED PARCELS, PARCELS, FREIGHT BILL, BILL OF GOODS, BILL OF PARTICULARS, BILL AND HOLD, BILL OF APPEAL, BILL SINGLE, BILL PRESENTMENT, BILL IN NATURE OF A BILL OF REVIVOR


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