A Notice to Stop Goods In Transit is a legal document used to stop the movement of goods in transit. This document is typically used when goods have been shipped but will not be accepted by the receiving party. The Notice to Stop Goods In Transit can be issued by either the shipper or the receiver of the goods, and serves as a formal demand for the goods to be stopped in transit and returned to the shipper or for the goods to be given to the receiver as originally intended. There are three main types of Notice to Stop Goods In Transit: 1. Notice to Stop Goods In Transit by Shipper: This type of Notice is issued by the shipper and is used to stop the goods from being delivered to the receiver. 2. Notice to Stop Goods In Transit by Receiver: This type of Notice is issued by the receiver and is used to stop the goods from being delivered to the wrong address or to the wrong person. 3. Notice to Stop Goods In Transit by Third Party: This type of Notice is issued by a third party, and is used to stop the goods from being delivered to the wrong address or to the wrong person.