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Limiting the influence of 'Backroom Deals' and curbing cross-ownership:...

The Amended Credit Institutions Law has incorporated various "barricades" aimed at preventing cross-ownership...

Comparing assignment of industrial property rights and licensing of industrial...

Compare security collateral and escrow deposit measures in civil law

Similarities: Firstly, both Security collateral and Escrow deposit are measures to ensure the fulfillment...

How will an arbitrator be handled if he/she fails to keep a case he/she...

If an arbitrator fails to keep the content of a dispute he/she settles confidential, he/she will be fined...

Group C in Incoterms (CPT, CIP, CFR, CIF) and Things you may not know

Group C (the letter C for the words 'Cost' or 'Carriage') requires the seller to bear the cost of transportation...

What are CPT conditions and the obligations of buyers and sellers?

CPT (abbreviation for Carriage Paid To) is a term in international trade that specifies the respective...

What is CFR in Incoterms?

CFR (abbreviation for: Cost and Freight) is a term in international trade that specifically stipulates...

What are DDP in Incoterms® and responsibilities of the sellers and the...

DDP (short for Delivered Duty Paid) is a term in international trade that specifies the obligations,...

What are DPU conditions?

DPU (abbreviated by the phrase: Delivered at Place Unloaded) is a term in international trade that specifies...

Group D (DAP, DPU, DDP) and things that you may not know

The letter “D” comes from the word “Delivered”, showing that a seller fulfills its obligations...

What is CIP in Incoterms?

CIP (abbreviation for: Carriage and Insurance Paid To, in Vietnamese: Cước phí và Bảo hiểm trả...

What are the DAP conditions?

"DAP" (short for "Delivered at Place," meaning "Goods Delivered at a Specified Location") is an international...

What is the CIF condition?

CIF (abbreviated from the phrase Cost, Insurance and Freight) is a term used in International Commercial...

Group F (FCA, FAS, FOB) and things you may not know

Group F (the first letter of the word “Free”) can be understood as the seller being “Relieved from...

What are FAS conditions?

FAS (an abbreviation for "Free Alongside Ship") is a term in international trade that specifies the obligations,...

Difference between Consular Legalization and Consular Certification

"Consular legalization" and “Consular certification" have become increasingly familiar to Vietnamese...