Wan Hai Telex Release

Legally, the surrender of the OBL to the carrier is viewed as the shipper handing over constructive possession of the goods. Once the message is sent, the shipper loses the ability to direct the carrier to divert the cargo to a different party, providing security to the consignee.

Disclaimer: This paper is for educational and informational purposes only. Procedures regarding Telex Releases are subject to change based on Wan Hai Lines' internal policies and local regulations at specific ports. Always consult the local Wan Hai Lines agent for the most current instructions. wan hai telex release

: The consignee or their agent applies to the shipping line or its agent for a Telex Release. Legally, the surrender of the OBL to the

Under Wan Hai standard operating procedures, the OBLs surrendered must be "clean" and in good order. If the OBLs are damaged, defaced, or if one original from a set of three is missing, the carrier may refuse the Telex Release to protect against the risk of a third party presenting the missing original at a later date. Procedures regarding Telex Releases are subject to change

A Telex Release is essentially an electronic or telex message sent from the shipping line or its agent to their various offices or terminals, instructing them to release cargo to the consignee without needing to present the original bill of lading. This process facilitates a quicker release of cargo, especially in situations where the original bill of lading is not readily available.

To initiate a telex release with Wan Hai, the shipper and consignee must follow these specific steps: How to Get a Telex Release for Your Bill of Lading Quickly