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Is The Ship's Rail Really Significant?
This paper will compare the operation of FOB and FCA, two frequently used International Commercial Terms. The question of risk transfer from seller to buyer is used to demonstrate the significance of the "ship's rail", and the consequences of choosing the wrong term.
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