In some legal systems, a document as defined here is truly negotiable in the sense of conferring good title (i.e. property free from any defects) to the consignee/endorsee.
Dans certains systèmes juridiques, un document, tel que défini ici, est véritablement négociable dans le sens où il confère un titre valable (c'est-à-dire un bien exempt de tout défaut) au destinataire/endossataire.
Whether this liability is transferred to a third party endorsee of a bill of lading is controversial and varies from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.
La question de savoir si cette responsabilité est transférée à un tiers endossataire d'un connaissement prête à controverse et est réglée différemment d'un ressort à l'autre.
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