Destination Contracts

In a destination contract, the seller‘s obligation is to see to it that the goods actually arrive at the destination. Here again, the parties may employ the use of abbreviations that indicate the seller‘s duties. See the following from the Read More …

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Shipment Contracts

In a shipment contract, the seller‘s obligation is to send the goods to the buyer, but not to a particular destination. The typical choices are set out in the UCC at Section 2-319: F.O.B. [place of shipment] (the place from Read More …

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International Commercial Terms (INCOTERMS)

Incoterms- which is an abbreviation for International Commercial Terms entail a set of rules for interpreting trade terms in international trade. They were first published in the international chamber of commerce (ICC) in 1936. They have been updated many times Read More …

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