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Introduction
The delivery of goods, in international trade, is one
the most important steps. This is because in international
trade where an exporter and an importer are always far
apart, the goods under the contract have to go a long
distance and sometimes change several carriers in
transit before they reach the importer. In an international
business, it is one of the basic tasks for the exporter to
deliver the goods to the buyer or carrier or agreed
conveyance after the contract has been singed according
to the stipulated time, place, and transport methods in the
contract.
The delivery of the goods means that the
seller delivers the contract goods at the agreed
time, place and in the agreed manners to the
buyer. In international sales of goods, the
delivery also means to transfer the necessary
documents at the stipulated time to the buyer.
Section One Methods of the Delivery
As to the methods of delivery in international
practice, there are many methods to deliver the goods
purchased, such as ocean transport, railway transport,
air transport, river and lakes transport, postal
transport, road transport, pipelines transport, land
bridge transport and international multimode
transport and so on. The buyer and seller can decide
which methods will be the best for the goods to be
transported according the goods characteristics,
quantity, transit journey, value, time, the natural
conditions and so on.
(一)Modes of Transport
Charter
Sea
Liner
Railway, train
Land
Roadway, truck
Airline
Air
Ups, Fedex, DHL,EMS
Postal Parcel Transport
Combined Transport
obligations of
liner ship business consignment
liner consortia
Marine transportation
business
characteristics of
ship leasing voyage
charter
demise
charter party charter
Characteristics of Ocean Transport
Advantages:
Disadvantages:
a. Scheduled airliner班机运输
b. Charted carrier包机运输
c. Consolidation集中托运
d. Air express急件运送
Airway Bill
Airway Bill has the following features:
a. It is a transport contract signed between the
consignor/shipper and the carrier/ airline.
b. It is a receipt from the airline acknowledging the
receipt of the consignment from the shipper.
c. The air waybill is an internationally standardized
document mostly printed in English and in the
official language of the country of departure, which
facilitates the on-carriage of goods going through 2
to 3 airlines in different countries to the final
destination.
4 Postal Transport
According to international trade practice, the
seller fulfils the duty of delivery only if he delivers
the parcel to the post office, pays off the postage, and
gets the receipt. The post office is responsible for the
delivery of the goods to the destination, and the
consignee goes to the post office for picking up his
goods.
Postal transport falls into 2 kinds:
a. Regular mail;
b. Air mail.
5 International Combined
Transport/International Multimodal Transport
Bill of lading
Certificate of
Origin
Leading
Documents
Invoice
Net Gross
共 计 件 数(大 写)
Total Number of Package in Writing
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
日期 时间
Date Time
装入何舱
Stowed
实 收
Received
理货员签名 经办员
Tallied by Approved by
Section Three Terms of Transportation
London
EMP
3 Partial shipment & Transshipment
分批装运与转运
1)Partial Shipment分批装运
Partial shipments allowed. (prohibited)
Shipment should be effected within
Jan/Feb/Mar 2003 in three lots.
……in three monthly lots.
……in three equal monthly lots.
Shipment should be effected within
May/June in three lots, 500M/T for each.
2)Transshipment 转运
Transshipment: in ocean shipping, is the movement
of goods in transit from one carrier to another at
the ports of transshipment before the goods reach
the port of destination.
Reasons for transshipment: Transshipment is
necessary when ships sailing direct to the port of
destination are not available, the port of destination
does not tie along the sailing route of the liner, or
the amount of cargo for a certain port of
destination is so small that no ships would like to
call at that port.
SHIPPING ADVIC