Concept:A warehouse warrant is a receipt issued for goods stored in a warehouse or port depot.
Explanation:When goods are deposited at a port authority’s warehouse, the authority issues a document acknowledging receipt.
This document is called a warehouse warrant.
It serves as evidence of ownership and allows the holder to claim the goods.
A bill of lading is issued by a shipping company, not a port warehouse.
A bill of sight is used by an importer when full details of goods are unknown.
A consular invoice is certified by a consul, not by a port authority.
Therefore, the correct document is the warehouse warrant.
Answer:D. warehouse warrant