S.C2. Sale contract and docs in Trade Finance.pdf

Chapter 2:
SALE CONTRACT AND DOCUMENTS USED
IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND FINANCE

CHAPTER 2: SALE CONTRACT AND DOCUMENTS
USED IN INT. TRADE AND FINANCE
❖Objectives:
▪ Understand the Int. Sale contract and trade terms
▪ Analyze and compare various payment methods
▪ Understand documents used in International trade and
finance
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Outline of Chapter 2:
I. Background of International Sale Contract
II. Documents used in International trade and finance
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I. International Sale Contract
1. Opening
▪ Type/name of contract
▪ Contract number
▪ Time and place
▪ Contract parties
▪ Definitions
2. Terms and conditions
▪ Commodity/Scope of supply
▪ Quantity
▪ Quality/Specification/ Description of goods
▪ Price
▪ Delivery/Shipment
▪ Payment
▪ Force majeure
▪ Penalty and liquidated damages
▪ Complaint
▪ Dispute settlement
▪ Applicable law
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1. Opening
1.1.Type/name of contract
❖ Export – Import contract
❖ Sale/Purchase contract
❖ International contract for sale of goods
❖ Contracts for the International Sale of Goods
1.2. Contract number
❖ Contract No. 105/2009
❖ Contract No. PETECH/2009-15

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1.3. Time and place
❖ HCMC, 15th May, 20…
❖ 15th March 20.. in Indonesia
What is the purpose of time and place?
• Identification of applicable law.
• Effectiveness of the contract.
1. Opening

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1.4. Contract parties
1.4.1. Seller
❖ABC Company
❖Address: 110 Lý Chính Thắng, Dist. 3, HCMC
❖Tel:
❖Fax:
❖Email:
❖Represented by Mr. Nguyen Van A – Director
Represented by Mr. Nguyen Van A – Vice Director ???
1.4.2. Buyer:…
1. Opening

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1.5. Definitions
Not compulsory/optional
❖ “Foreign Currency” means a currency of a country other
than that in which the Plant is to be installed.
❖ “Plant” means machinery, apparatus, materials and all
things to be provided under the Contract for incorporation in
the works.
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1.6. Preamble/Whereas clause
Whereas: The seller and buyer, each with full corporate authority,
certifies, represents and warrants that each can fulfill the
requirements of this agreement and respectively provide the products
and the funds referred to herein, in time and under the terms agreed
to hereafter;
and
Whereas: The seller and the buyer both agree to finalize this contract
under the terms and conditions; and the product offered for sale is
subject only to the terms and conditions contained in this contract and
strictly confidential between the buyer and the seller and it is therefore
agreed as follows:
1. Opening

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2.1. Commodity/Scope of supply
❖ Commodity+ scientific name
❖ Commodity + origin
❖ Commodity + main specifications
❖ Commodity + brand name
❖ Commodity + use/usage
❖ Commodity + HS code
(The Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding
System)

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2.1.1. Industrial products
Japanese motorbike
Swiss watch
12 inch colored TV
❖ Commodity + brand name
Sony Trinitron TV
HP Printer 2430s

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2.1.2. Agricultural products
❖ Commodity + scientific name
Urea fertilizer
Catfish (Pangasius hypophthalmus)
Vietnamese rice
❖ Commodity + use/usage
Wheat powder for human consumption
Rice paste (base element for preparation of spring roll)
Skinless whole dried squid

Combination of some options to clearly identify the
contract object -> for facilitation of contract performance
and avoid misunderstanding/disputes.
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2.2. Quantity
2.2.1. Measurement unit
❖ Piece, unit…
❖ Metric system
1MT (metric ton) = 1000kg
❖Anglo-American system
1LT (long ton) = 1016,04kg
1ST (short ton) = 907,18kg
❖Group unit: dozen, barrel, bag, bottle….

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2.2.2. Ways of stipulation
a. By exact figure: valuable and countable goods
❖ 100 motorbikes
❖ 15.000 Barrels only
❖ 525.000 UK Gallons only
b. By approximate figure: with tolerance
❖Tolerance: Any quantity delivered between the tolerance
shall not be deemed a breach of contract.
❖ Associated stipulation
✓ Party to choose tolerance
✓ Price of the tolerated quantity
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2.2.2. Ways of stipulation
b. By approximate figure: with tolerance
❖ 500 MT ± 5% at the buyer’s option;
❖ 1000MT approximately 5% at the buyer’s option;
❖ 10000 MT more or less 5% at the seller’s option;
❖ From 950 MT to 1000 MT at the seller’s option;
❖ Tolerance 5% more or less at seller’s option at contract
price.
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❖ Different goods are of different criteria to identify their
quality;
❖ Positive/ negative criteria;
❖ New products with new quality criteria.
22.3. Quality/Specification/Description of goods

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2.3. Quality
2.3.1. By technical documents
“Motorbikes with qualifications as stipulated in the
technical document No 345, published in 20..,
provided by the manufacturer, including design,
manual/instructions with signatures and stamps of the
two parties.
Those technical documents are in English and Vietnamese
and arean integralpart of the contract”.
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2.3.2. By specification
“Brand-new motorbikes of 110cm3, maximum speed
of 150km/h, fuel consumption of 1,6l/100km, automatic
start, available in 3 colors of blue, red and yellow as
illustrated in the enclosed pictures.”
c. By trade mark/trade name
Honda Spacy 125cm3
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2.3.3. By sample
❖ Provided by seller or buyer;
❖ In case of sample given by the buyer, the seller will have
to produce counter samples for delivery.
“The rice shall be of quality as per sample No…,
provided by the seller on April 24th 20… with two parties’
signatures. The sample shall be made into three pieces,
each party keeps one and the remaining shall be kept
by a third party appointed by the two parties.”
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2.3.4. By description
❖ Case: Not standardized products with quality rather
stable.
“White rice of long grain with natural flavor
✓ Broken: 15% max
✓ Different color grain: 4%max
✓ Moisture: 15%max
✓ Mixture: 5grains/kg max”
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2.3.5. By the main ingredient/content
❖Case: mines, chemicals, processed foods…
“Malaysian white urea:
- Nitrogen: 45% min;
- Kali: 15% min;
- Moisture: 15% max;
- Mixture: 1% max.”
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2.3.6. By prior inspection/examination
❖ Case: Commodity with small quantity, not
standardized like: liquidated goods, auctioned ones.
✓ Inspected – approved.
✓ As it is.
✓ As it is and where it is.
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❖ Choice of ways to stipulate quality depends on:
✓ Nature of goods;
✓ Trade practices;
✓ Relevant power between the parties.
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2.4. Price
❖ Four methods to stipulate prices:
✓ Fixed price;
✓ Deferred fixing price;
✓ Flexible price;
✓ Sliding scale price.

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2.4.1. Fixed price
❖ “Unit price: 250 USD/MT.
Total price: 250 USD/MT x 200MT = 50.000 USD
(In words: fifty thousand US dollar only)
This price shall be understood to be FOB Haiphong
Port, Incoterms 2000, including packaging.”
❖ “Unit price: 250 USD/MT, FOB Haiphong Port,
Incoterms 2000, including packaging.”
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2.4.2. Deferred price
❖ Included information: time, place and how to
identify prices.
❖ Case: price fluctuates, market power belongs to
buyer.
“Coffee price shall be identified as the trading price at
London Commodity Exchange at the time of delivery.”
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2.4.3. Flexible price
❖ Adding: time, place, identification of price difference
and allowed tolerance.
“Unit price: 600USD/MT
Total price: 600USD/MT x 500MT= 300.000 USD
At the time of delivery, if coffee price on the London
market is of 5% different from this price then market
price shall be applied.”
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2.4.4. Sliding scale price
❖ Case: Goods needs long time to produce and of
high value.
“The initial price of the ship is GBP 5 million, of which 50% is for
materials, 40% for manpower and 10% for fixed cost. This price shall
be recalculated upon delivery by the formula given by European
Economic Committee as follows:
P1= Po (a + b.M1/Mo + c.S1/So)
Reference materials for parties are magazine of ABC,
published by XYZ Association within 20 days upon delivery of
the ship.”
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2.5. Delivery/Shipment
❖ Necessary information
- Time of delivery
- Place of delivery
- Advice/Notice of delivery
- Delivery instructions
❖ Example:
- Time of delivery: June 20…
- Departure: Da Nang port, VN
- Destination: San Francisco, USA

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- Notice of delivery
1st: Seller informs Buyer of: commodity, quantity,
qualifications/specifications, packing, marking, place of delivery.
2nd : Buyer informs Seller of: vessel’s name, vessel nationality,
vessel flag, vessel tonnage, ETA (estimated time of arrival).
3rd: Seller informs Buyer of: goods delivery situation, including:
commodity, quantity, qualifications/specifications, packing, marking,
vessel’s name, vessel nationality, vessel flag, vessel tonnage, B/L
number, ETD (estimated time of departure), ETA (estimated time of
arrival).

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- Instruction on delivery
+ Number of shipment?
+ Transshipment?
+ Third party B/L accepted?
+ Stale B/L accepted?
Third party B/L: The beneficiary of L/C is not the shipper.
Stale B/L: Presented to its consignee, or at a bank, after the last
date specified in the relevant letter of credit and which, therefore, is
not acceptable as a valid document.

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2.6. Payment
❖Time of payment
- Advance payment
- Prompt payment
- Deferred payment
❖Payment currency
❖Mode of payment
- Transfer
- Collection
- Documentary credit

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2.7.1. Definition
Certain events, beyond the control of the parties, may
inhibit the parties from fulfilling their duties and obligations
under the project agreements.
In order to avoid the uncertainties and delays involved in
relying on the applicable law, parties to contracts often
prefer to provide for a specific regime for force majeure,
along with a definition of which events shall qualify for
special treatment.
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2.7.2. Contract performance
Neither party shall be liable for any delay or failure to
perform its obligations beyond its reasonable control.
2.7.3. Notice
❖ Notice confirmed by authorities once the force majeure
happens.
❖ Notice confirmed by authorities once the force majeure
ends.
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2.7.4. Stipulations
Ex: In case of force majeure as defined under the
publication No 421 ICC, a notice of force majeure
shall be sent within 24 hours to the affecting party
and confirmation by authorized one within 7 days
shall be made. Beyond these time limitation, the
case shall be ignored. The same procedures will be
applied to force majeure case stop.
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2.8. Penalty & Liquidated damages
❖ Liquidated damages and penalty specify the amount
payable on the occurrence of a breach of contract.
Liquidated Damages Penalty
Where the amount is fixed and
genuine pre-estimate of the
loss in cases of breach, it is
liquidated damages.
If the amount is fixed and is
without any regard to
probable loss, but is
intended to frighten the
party and to prevent him
from committing breach it is a
penalty and is not allowed.

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2.8. Penalty & Liquidated damages
❖ Wordings
In case of failure in opening L/C or making delivery in
due time as stipulated in this contract, except the reason of
force majeure, the penalty for delayed delivery or delayed
L/C opening shall be counted based on the rate of 1% of
the contract value per delayed day.

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2.9. Complaint
1.Form of complaint
2.Duration of complaint
3.Responsibility of relevant parties
Any complaint about quality must be in written form and sent to the
seller within 60 days shipment date. Upon this time, the seller will be free
from complaint. Within 15 days since receiving the buyer’s complaint, the
seller must sent his or her representative for counter inspection. If the
goods is not up to the stipulated in the contract, the seller is liable for
replacing new goods compatible with the contract. If the seller fails to do
so in due time, the buyer is allowed to have Vinacontrol inspect. The
inspection result by Vinacontrol will be final and binding both sides.

2.10. Dispute settlement
2.10.1. Ways of settling disputes
❖Amicable negotiation/settlement
Two parties agree to resolve amicably disagreement or
disputes.
❖Conciliation
A conciliator trusted by both parties suggest a fair
solution.
❖Litigation before the court
A dispute procedure which takes place in the courts.
❖Arbitration
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2.10.2. Arbitration
❖Wordings
Any dispute arising out from this contract which
can not be amicably settled will be referred to
VIAC attached to VCCI. The awards by the
arbitrator will be final and binding both sides. Any
charges will be the loser’s account.

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2.10.2. Arbitration
❖ Advantages of Arbitration
− Time saving.
− Protect business secrets.
− Procedures are simpler and costs are lower.
− Friendship and goodwill better maintained.

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2.11. Applicable law
Domestic Economy
FISH
Contract
TANK
Public law WATER
Applicable law

II. Documents used in Int. trade finance
URC 522, 1995, ICC, Sub- Article 2(b):
"Documents" means financial documents and/or
commercial documents:
1 "Financial documents" means bills of exchange,
promissory notes, cheques, or other similar instruments
used for obtaining the payment of money;
2 "Commercial documents" means invoices, transport
documents, documents of title or other similar documents,
or any other documents whatsoever, not being financial
documents
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III. Documents used in Int. trade finance
1. Financial documents
• Bill of Exchange
• Promissory Note
• Check/Cheque
2. Commercial documents
• Commercial Invoice
• Transport Document
- Ocean Bill of Lading
- Air Waybill
• Packing Lists/Weight Lists
• Insurance Policy or Certificate
• Other Documents
- Inspection Certificate
- Special Customs Invoices
- Certificate of Origin
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1. BILL OF EXCHANGE
1.1 Definition (What’s Bill of Exchange)
1.2 Characteristics of Bill of Exchange
1.3 Main contents of Bill of Exchange
1.4 Classification of B/E
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1. BILL OF EXCHANGE
❖ 1.1 Definition (What’s Bill of Exchange)
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Questions
After watching the video clip:
❖ What is Bill of Exchange?
❖ First purpose of Bill of Exchange?
❖ Main purposes of Bill of Exchange nowadays?
❖ Parties to Bill of Exchange?
❖ Relationship between the Bill of Exchange and Check?
❖ What’s acceptance?
❖ What happens if drawee fails to pay on the due date?

1.1 Definition
Bills of Exchange Act in UK (1882):
❖ an unconditional order in writing, addressed by one
person to another, signed by the person giving it,
requiring the person to whom it is addressed to pay on
demand, or at a fixed or determinable future time, a sum
certain in money to or to the order of a specified person,
or to bearer
Law on assignment Instruments VN 2005:
Bill of exchange is a valuable paper which a drawer draws
up and requests drawee to make unconditional payment
for a definite amount of money upon request or at a certain
point of time in the future to beneficiary.
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ULB 1930
A bill of exchange contains:
1. The term 'bill of exchange' inserted in the body of the
instrument and expressed in the language employed in
drawing up the instrument;
2. An unconditional order to pay a determinate sum of money;
3. The name of the person who is to pay (drawee);
4. A statement of the time of payment;
5. A statement of the place where payment is to be made;
6. The name of the person to whom or to whose order
payment is to be made;
7. A statement of the date and of the place where the bill is
issued;
8. The signature of the person who issues the bill (drawer).
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1.2 Parties involved to Bill of Exchange
- Drawer: issues/draws/signs the Bill of Exchange
- Drawee/Payer: on whom the B/E is drawn/
- Acceptor: accepts to pay on due date
- Beneficiary: payee (Drawer himself may be the payee)
- Endorser/assigner
- Avaliseur:
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1.3 Main contents of B/E
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BILL OF EXCHANGE (1)
No:……(2)….. ……………,(4)……………
For:……….(3.1)…………..
At…..(5)…. sight of this First Bill of Exchange (second of
the same tenor and date being unpaid), pay to the
order of …..(6)….. the sum of….. (3.2).
Drawn under L/C No… (or Commercial invoice No…)
To:………(7)………. (Name and address of Drawer)
…………………………. …………(signed)…..
…………………………. (8)

Essential formal conditions of B/E
1. It must be in writing.
2. It can be typed, printed or hand written.
3. It should not be made by pencil, red ink or any easily
erased ones.
4. The language: Int’l laws allow any languages in B/E
but in a B/E, one language is used.
5. B/E is usually made out into 2 copies (more than 1
copy)
6. It should be properly stamped.
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1.4 Classification of Bill of Exchange
1. Time of Payment
- At sight B/E
- Time (Usance) B/E
2. Drawer
- Commercial B/E
- Bank B/E
3. Negotiability
- Nameless B/E
- Nominated B/E
- To order B/E
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2. Promissory note
Definition:
- is a commitment of the issuer to
unconditionally pay the amount of money
stated on the promissory note to the
beneficiary upon the maturity.
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Hối phiếu đòi nợ (Bill of
Exchange)
Hối phiếu nhận nợ
(Promissory Note)
• Seller is drawer • Buyer is drawer
• Request the drawee
(buyer) to implement the
payment
• Promise to implement the
payment for the
beneficiary
• The request of payment • The promise of payment
• Draw after delivery • Draw before payment
• The drawer can transfer to
third party
• The beneficiary can
transfer to third party
• Usually have banker’s
acceptance
• Usually have banker’s
guarantee

2. Commercial Documents
❖ Commercial invoice
❖ Transport documents (Bill of Lading, Seaway bill, Airway
bill,…)
❖ Insurance Policy/Certificate
❖ Certificate of Origin
❖ Certificate of Quantity/Quality
❖ Other commercial documents
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❖ Definition:
A Bill of Lading is a memorandum of the contract of
carriage of goods signed by or on behalf of the master
of a ship, certifying that goods have been received on
board in good order for transportation and delivery as
specified in the document
❖A bill of lading must be transferable and serves three
main functions:
▪ it is a receipt of goods = an acknowledgement that
the goods have been received for shipment/loaded
▪ it contains or evidences the terms of the contract of
carriage; and
▪ it serves as a document of title to the goods
2. TRANSPORTATION DOCUMENTS
BILL OF LADING

Name/Title
a) General name
₋ Bill of Lading
₋ Ocean Bill of Lading
₋ Marine Bill of Lading
₋ Sea Bill of Lading
₋ Liner Bill of Lading
₋ Port to Port Bill of Lading
₋ Through Bill of Lading
b) B/L for multimodal transport shipment
₋ Bill of Lading for Combined Transport Shipment or Port to Port
Shipment
₋ Combined Transport Bill of Lading
₋ Bill of Lading for Multimodal Transport Shipment or Port to Port
Shipment
c) FIATA B/L: Fédération Internationale des Associations de
Transitaires et Assimilés– FIATA

UCP 600, Art.20
❖ A bill of lading, however named, must appear to:
i. indicate the name of the carrier and be signed by the
carrier or the master
ii. indicate that the goods have been shipped on board a
named vessel at the port of loading stated in the credit
iii. indicate shipment from the port of loading to the port of
discharge stated in the credit.
iv. be the sole original bill of lading or, if issued in more than
one original, be the full set as indicated on the bill of lading
v. contain terms and conditions of carriage or make
reference to another source containing the terms and
conditions of carriage
vi. contain no indication that it is subject to a charter party
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ISBP 745 quy định về B/L (áp dụng
Đ.20, UCP600)
Không cần ghi tên: Marine Bill of Lading, Ocean B/L, Port-to-
port Bill of Lading hay tương tự, ngay cả khi L/C yêu cầu.
Yêu cầu của B/L:
❖ Chỉ rõ tên người chuyên chở và phải được ký
❖ Chỉ rõ hàng hóa đã được xếp lên một con tàu đích danh tại
cảng giao hàng quy định
❖ Chỉ rõ cảng giao hàng, cảnh dỡ hàng quy định tại L/C
❖ Là bản gốc duy nhất hoặc nếu phát hành nhiều bản thì trọn
bộ bản gốc phải ghi rõ trên B/L
❖ Chứa đựng các điều kiện và điều khoản chuyên chở hoặc
có dẫn chiếu các nguồn khác chứa đựng các nội dung này.
❖ Không được ghi phụ thuộc vào HĐ thuê tàu

ISBP 745 quy định về B/L (áp dụng
Đ.20, UCP600)
❖Ngày giao hàng là ngày nào:
▪ Ngày phát hành vận đơn “Shipped on board”
▪ Ngày ghi chú “Shipped on board” trên vận đơn
❖Có nhất thiết phải ghi ngày Shipped on Board trên
B/L “Received for shipment” và thậm chí trên “B/L
Shipped on Board” ?

Giao hàng từng phần:
❖ Cấm giao hàng từng phần, có thể:
▪ Xuất trình nhiều bộ vận đơn nhưng chỉ rõ cùng một
con tàu, cùng một hành trình, một đích đến
▪ Ngày ghi chú giao hàng muộn nhất trên B/L
❖ Cho phép giao hàng từng phần
▪ Xuất trình nhiều bộ B/L
▪ Xuất trình riêng biệt theo lịch trình
▪ Nhiều mốc giao hàng khác nhau
▪ Ngày giao hàng sớm nhất sẽ được dùng để tính mốc
xuất trình

Chuyển tải và giao hàng từng phần:
❖ Quy định xuất trình MỘT B/L
▪ Có ghi chú ĐÃ CHUYỂN TẢI (unloading and reloading)
▪ Có nhiều ghi chú giao hàng (On board notation) tại các
cảng được phép (trong chuỗi)
▪ Ngày sớm nhất sẽ là ngày tính mốc đáo hạn (B/E)
❖ Quy định xuất trình MỘT B/L
▪ Có ghi chú hàng giao trên cùng MỘT con tàu
▪ Có nhiều ghi chú giao hàng (On board notation)
▪ Nhiều cảng bốc hàng trong chuỗi được phép
▪ Ngày muộn nhất sẽ là ngày tính mốc đáo hạn (B/E)
❖ Quy định xuất trình MỘT B/L, xuất trình nhiều BỘ
▪ Ngày ghi chú giao hàng muộn nhất

Ngày giao hàng đối với B/L giao từ cảng đến cảng
1- Nếu B/L thể hiện:
❖ Cảng nhận và bốc hàng: giống hoặc khác nhau
❖ Không có phương tiện chuyên chở chặng đầu (Pre-carriage)
▪ Shipped on board: ko cần ghi chú thêm
▪ Received for Shipment B/L: phải ghi chú On board
2- Nếu B/L thể hiện:
❖ Cảng nhận và bốc hàng: khác nhau
❖ Có phương tiện chuyên chở chặng đầu (Pre-carriage)
▪ Shipped on board hay Received for Shipment B/L : phải ghi chú thêm
On board + tên con tàu+ cảng bốc quy định
3. Nếu B/L thể hiện:
❖ Có phương tiện chuyên chở chặng đầu
❖ Nơi nhận hàng không quy định:
- Shipped on board hay Received for Shipment B/L : phải ghi chú thêm
On board + tên con tàu+ cảng bốc quy định
=> L/C quy định: Bất cứ cảng nào tại châu Âu=> B/L phải ghi cụ thể tên
cảng thực tế đã bốc hàng.

Clean Bill of Lading: Vận đơn hoàn hảo
❖ Là vận đơn không có điều khoản tuyên bố một cách rõ
ràng về tình trạng khuyết tật của hàng hóa hoặc của bao
bì của nó
▪ Packaging is not sufficient for the sea jouney
▪ Packaging may not be sufficient for the sea jouney
❖ Có nhất thiết phải có từ Clean xuất hiện trên bề mặt
B/L?
❖ Xóa bỏ từ “Clean” trên B/L?
❖ Mô tả hàng hóa có thể chung chung, miễn không mâu
thuẫn với mô tả hàng hóa trong L/C

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Tình huống : nhằm mục đích từ chối thanh toán
• Người NK: Chi nhánh Centrimex 3 Hà Nội,
• Ngân hàng phát hành: SGD I- (NHNo)
• Hàng hóa: 10.000 tấn phân Ure trị giá 1.450.000 USD
• Người NK đã ký quỹ: 1.031.887.000 đồng
• Người thụ hưởng: Công ty Helm (Đức)
• NH xác nhận L/C: NH BHF (Đức)
• Khối lượng phân Urê được chở trên con tàu Dewan I
(Pakistan), giá trị chuyến hàng là 1.451.935,75 USD.
• Ngân hàng kiểm tra bộ chứng từ có sai sót:
• Hối phiếu ghi sai số tiền bằng chữ và không ghi tên người
thụ trái (drawee);
• Vận đơn không ghi chú ngày xếp hàng lên tàu.

14UCP 600 - Article 14
Standard for Examination of
Documents
7
4
❖h. If a credit contains a condition without
stipulating the document to indicate
compliance with the condition, banks will
deem such condition as not stated and will
disregard it.

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