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DDP Incoterms considerations

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(1) in the DDP delivery conditions, the seller is in handling customs clearance formalities at the specified destination, this is the seller actually has to import goods into the domestic market of the importing party. If the seller direct import procedures are difficult or require the buyer to assist. If the seller is unable directly or indirectly to obtain the import licence or import procedures, DDP terms should not be used.

(2) if the parties wish to exclude from the seller's obligations some of the costs payable upon import of the goods, such as sales tax, you should raise the words such as "DDP, VAT unpaid (insert the named place of destination)" to make it clear.

(3) the buyer at the named place of destination of the goods from the arriving means of transport removed, but the Seller warrants that the goods are available forunloading. Seller should pay attention to when entering into contracts of carriagecontract coordination with sales contracts related to the place of delivery, if the seller according to the destination specified in the contract of carriage charges for unloading, unless otherwise agreed by the parties, the seller has no right to demand payment from the buyer.

(4) specific delivery point delivery risk for the seller, buyer and seller shall specify the destination delivery addresses to set out as clearly as possible, it is best to point to the specified destination within a specific. If not prescribed a specific deliverypoint or the point cannot be determined, the seller can specify destination select the point which best suits his purpose.

(5) the seller is not obliged to enter into an insurance contract to the buyer, but because of the risk to be borne by the seller of the entire transport process, usually insured by avoiding risk of carriage of goods by the seller.

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