bill of sale
noun [C] (plural bills of sale) (abbreviation BS, abbreviation B/S)Definition
› COMMERCE, LAW a document showing that something has been sold by one person and is now owned by another person: Anyone who falsifies the status of cattle on a bill of sale may be fined $5,000 for each animal.
(Definition of bill of sale noun from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary
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