Causes for Disputes under Export Import Business
Reasons for disputes, in international trade, between exporter and importer can be many. Generally, the primary reason for disputes is quality of the goods exported. Under contractual terms in many export contracts, importer gets the opportunity to inspect the quality of goods only when the consignment reaches him. In many cases, by that time, the exporter would have got money. Even if the consignment is sent on collection basis, importer can check the quality only after retiring the documents. Other reasons for the disputes can be delayed shipment or non-shipment due to change in government regulations or market conditions, restricting exports, etc. Methods: There are two basic methods for disputes settlement viz. Litigation and arbitration. Litigation is highly unsuitable due to the proverbial delayed process, prohibitive costs and uncertainty of decision.
TYPES OF MARINE INSURANCE POLICIES
Unclean Bill of Lading/Claused bill of lading/foul bill of lading/Dirty Bill of Lading
USDA hold by US customs for import cargo
Vessel sailing in export business
How to amend measurements in IGM (Import General Manifest) in India
How to amend number of packages in Import General Manifest (IGM)
We have IEC, can we export from all ports?
What are the legal documents in exports
What does ECGC do on default of payment of any overseas buyer?
What happens if Date difference in HBL & MBL
Transferability of Bill of Lading
Transhipment - A redefinition
Travelers to India under import duty exemption, Frequently Asked Questions Part 2
Triangular export
Triangular shipment
How is time of supply accounted under GST Tax Calculation
Valuation of GST under special cases
Valuation of GST Taxable supply