1980. A vessel loads 100 tons of glass jars. The mate on watch discovers that some of the cartons have been damaged and has an exception made on the Bill of Lading. What is this document called?

Noting damage on a Bill of Lading creates an unclean Bill of Lading, which indicates exceptions were recorded regarding the cargo's condition; this contrasts with a clean Bill of Lading, which confirms goods were received in apparent good order, and differs from terms like non-negotiable Bill of Lading, damage Bill of Lading, and Letter of Indemnity, which relate to transfer of rights or risk allocation, respectively.