CHAPTER 1 DELIVERY 1. What are 5 steps in negotiating delivery? Timing - Location - Transport - Risk, Title and Insurance - Terms of trade 2. Why is location important? Because it’s where the risk and responsibilities are passed. And date of payment depends on place of delivery. 3. Why is transportation important? Because suitable mode of transport will reduce the cost; moreover the transport which is appropriate to the goods ensures the goods to arrive safely. 4. What are modes of transportation? • Sea transport • Air transport • Inland transport ( by road, by rail, by barge, by mail, or by mixture) 5. Where is risk often passed from the exporter to the importer? At the point of …show more content…
How to set the Defect Liability Period? It’s likely to be several months form the date of delivery or date of arrival. 10. What is patent ( open defect)? It’s a visible deficiency which is discoverable upon its inspection. 11. What is latent ( hidden ) defect? It’s defect that only comes into light after a defined amount of time (after using or acceptance) 12. Give some examples of patent defects Wrong items, broken or missing parts, scratches... 13. What are Implied Warranties? Certain assumptions about goods even if the exporter gives no express warranty.
1. How does the L/C protect both the exporter and importer? For seller, he can get payment by a bank if he made an agreed shipment For buyer, he doesn’t have to pay until the seller make the delivery. 2. Differences between open account secured by the export credit insurance and an open account secured by the bank guarantee? In ECI, the third party security for payment is an insurance company, and the seller pays the costs. In bank guarantee, the third party security for payment is a bank, and the buyer pays the costs. 3. Differences between Time and Deferred L/C? Time L/C uses time draft. When the exporter presents the Time L/C to the bank, the bank will stamp across the face of the time draft and will pay the bill when it matures (after a period
In first Place, I´m going to introduce some concepts about products liability law and products liability; which refers to the liability of any or all parties along the chain of manufacture of any product for any damage or harm caused by that product. This includes the manufacturer of component parts
Transportation, a system for moving people or goods from one place to another. Throughout the history there are many ways of transportation, such as road, boat, airplane that only appeared around last century, etc. People use these tools to transport goods or themselves from one destination to another. Even though different vehicles provide different speed and volume for transportation, the most common and beneficial route is the land route. The dominant way of transportation on land is always the train. The train not only can travel at a high speed it can also carry many things. The railroad played a huge role in the human history making it one of human’s best invention.
The buyer shall be notified by the seller regarding the shipment arrangement 7 days before advances, such as the trucking company. Seller shall arrange a delivery that would make sure it on time and in appropriate material or box. The seller will choose a
2. the majority of instalment contracts is sold with recourse to unrelated financial institutions at an agreed upon rate which is below the contractual interest rate of the instalment contract
Since the legitimate framework in the United States is based upon regular law and common or statutory. Normal law depends on legal point of reference or guideline of law created from previous court choice. For this situation transportation is a zone of concern in light of the fact that it can control states obligation in reference transportation. The basic law methodology fits well with free market economy in light of the fact that the individual is the center of consideration and can take part in any business that is not denied. Every individual is viewed as preparing equivalent power and obligation in the eyes of the law take for moment normal carriage in which transportation suppliers were obliged to serve all shippers and charge sensible rates without separation.(Coyle, Novak, Gibson, Bardi, 2011, pp
U.S. export control law requires the issuance of an export license to cover the movement of controlled U.S.-origin products from India to Taiwan.
Payments for the devices are due upon completion of the installation and final acceptance by the customer.
FITTskills: International Trade Finance Sixth Edition Course Objectives • Define and discuss the “Four Pillars” of trade finance— payment facilitation, risk management, financing and the provision of information related to a transaction • Describe the impact of technology on trade finance • Describe the major products and services related to trade finance, including the role and requirement of each party to a transaction • Discuss the importance of export credit agencies and international financial institutions in international trade • Describe the importance of adequate planning relative to the financial aspects of international trade 10/20/2015 TF 1-2 An Introduction to Trade Finance The
The seller will sell, transfer and deliver to the buyer on the or before the 15th day of December, 2015, the following goods (the ‘Goods’):
This means that under the company’s current policy, revenue is recognized too early, before delivery, while actual payment is not received until 30 days after customer acceptance or until the 90-day warranty period has ended. Furthermore, the 90 day warranty provision creates an uncertainty in the collectibility of sales proceeds.
Among the five forces of competition; existing competitive rivalry between suppliers, threat of new market entrants, bargaining power of buyers, power of suppliers and threat of substitute products, the most significant for UnitedHealth Group are threats for substitute products and rivalry among competing firms. Given the fact that there are numerous healthcare insurance firms in the world; there are also a number of substitutes for the corporation products and services. In recent years, the banking industry has become involved in insurance activities. They provide some medical plans, which act as substitutes to the UnitedHealth Group products. Banc assurance, otherwise known as the bank insurance model, is a very common phenomenon in this global world. Banc assurance is an arrangement in which a bank and an insurance company form a partnership so that the insurance company can sell its products to the bank’s client base. This type of partnership can be profitable for both, the bank and the insurance company. Banks can earn additional revenue by selling the insurance products and insurance companies are
Banking products cannot be separated from the person (banker) who markets them. The product and the seller together constitute the
SAB 104 lays down the following conditions that should all be fulfilled to enable revenue recognition in cases on non-delivery of goods: (1) The risks of ownership need to have been transferred to the purchasers, (2) The customers have made commitments, preferably written, to procure the goods, (3) The purchasers call for the ‘bill and hold’ transactions, (4) The buyers should be
terms of time can be managed in this scenario, as there is no specific delivery
Initially, there is the mode of land transportation. Roads, rails and pipelines fall under this category. These land logistics are very important because they extend the delivery services for air and water transport from airports and seaports. The main transport mode of land logistics are railway, road freight and pipeline transport. The advantage of railway transport is that it has carrying capacity and lower influences by weather conditions