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Bilti (Goods Transport Receipt)·بلٹی

Roman Urdu: Bilti / Bilty

A bilti (transport receipt or goods consignment note) is the document a goods-transport company issues when grain or produce is dispatched by truck from one mandi or city to another. It records the consignor, consignee, lot/quantity, freight charge (kiraya), and vehicle — and serves as proof of dispatch and the claim document if goods are lost or damaged in transit. Beoparis and mills moving lots between distant markets reconcile every bilti against the freight they pay.

Example usage

Example: the munshi prepares the bilti (goods transport receipt) and shares it with the buyer or driver on WhatsApp.

Frequently asked: Bilti (Goods Transport Receipt)

What information is on a bilti?+
Consignor and consignee names, the goods/lot description and quantity, number of bags, freight (kiraya) and whether it's paid or to-pay, the truck/vehicle number, and the transport company's stamp and date.
Who pays the bilti freight — sender or receiver?+
Either, by agreement. A 'paid' bilti means the sender pre-paid the freight; a 'to-pay' (kiraya wasooli) bilti means the receiver pays the transporter on delivery. The mandi deal usually specifies which.
Is a bilti a legal document?+
Yes — it's the contract of carriage between the consignor and the transporter, and the primary evidence for any insurance or damage claim. Keep it filed against the matching purchase/sale parchi.

How Bilti (Goods Transport Receipt) works inside Pakka Khata

Pakka Khata makes bilti (goods transport receipt) automatic, transparent, and dispute-free.

Pakka Khata for Beoparis

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