Legally established contracts, receipts, etc. according to Chinese laws. Protected by law. In our daily business transactions, when the buyer receives the goods, the seller will ask the other party to sign the goods receipt he has prepared, so as to avoid unnecessary troubles caused by the other party's denial after receiving the goods.

The receipt has a certain effect, but because the consignee has not signed it, the effect is very low. If the consignee denies it, the judge may not adopt the validity of the corresponding bill of lading. In the sales contract, the seller usually takes the bill of lading as evidence that he has fulfilled his delivery obligation.