Basic Assumptions

● I am Selling books from the Radical Rat publishing company, from Raleigh, North

Carolina, USA

● The Buyer is a the Better Books, Better Bindings book store in Warsaw, Mazovia, Poland

o Both countries are a part of the Convention for the International Sale of Goods

● This is our first time dealing with each other, and therefore have little trust with each

other

● My Break Even Point for each book wholesale is at $3.60 each, or $540 for the whole

● I will be making up names for my company, the books I’m selling, the buying company,

and the transportation company. Any similarities are coincidental, or made intentionally

as a joke.

● All dates are in DD/MM/YYYY

● (All headings, shown in blue, are collapsible. If you have trouble with this, please email

me.)

o (This includes Sub-headings in sections 4 and 6)

Sales Agreement

Signing of the Document:

This Sales Agreement (“Agreement”) Dated _____________________________

BETWEEN

(the “Seller”) __Isaak Poole____ of _________Radical Rat LLC________________

 (the “Buyer”) _______________ of _____Better Books, Better Bindings LLC_____

1) Sale of Goods

The Seller agrees to transfer ownership, and deliver the following goods on or before

____________________________ (the “Goods” or the “Books”)

● Mass Market Paperback of “Dumpster Fire”

● 150 Books in Total

● Books having been just printed, and never used

2) Purchase Pricing

● Books Typically Charged at $8 Per Copy

● Wholesale Books discounted to $5.60 for quantities between 100-249 copies

● $840 Dollars in Total

● To Avoid Currency Risk: Acquire a Złoty Future Exchange at a rate of 4.492 zł for

$1 for 21/10/2022

● $840 Dollars in Total, 3,773.28 zł Złoty in Total, using Future Exchange Rate

● Shipping price is $19.60 per box, to be paid entirely by the Seller

3) Payment

● Buyer will accept the Goods and pay for the Goods with the sum of 3,773.28 zł

Złoty (the “Purchase Price”), paid before 11/10/2022

● The Buyer will make payment for the Goods at the time when the Goods are

received by the Buyer

4) Letter of Credit

● A Letter of Credit is required to be acquired from the Narodowy Bank Polski,

under the terms listed below

● Terms for the Letter of Credit

o Bill of Lading, signed by Seller and Deliverer (See 5.4)

o Commercial Invoice, signed by Seller, Buyer, and Deliverer (See 5.4)

o Certificate of Origin, signed by Seller and Notary

5) Delivery of Goods

● Books will be packaged at the Radical Rat Printing House in laminated cardboard

boxes, filled with Crinkle Cut Paper Shred. (the “Box”)

● Books will be packaged in 6 Boxes, 25 per box

● Each Box will weigh less than 15 Pounds

● All Boxes will be handed off to the CR Delivery Company (the “Deliverers”), thus

transferring possession from Seller to Deliverers

● The Deliverers will deliver the Boxes to the Better Books, Better Bindings store,

thus transferring possession from Deliverers to Buyer

6) Inspection

● Boxes will be opened and inspected by the Deliverers and the Seller at the time

and place of hand off

(“Primary Inspection”)
 ● Boxes will be opened and inspected again by the Deliverers and the Buyer at the

time and place of delivery

(“Secondary Inspection”)

● Should Boxes fail to meet Quality Standards of the Primary Inspection, the Seller

is expected to reprint another shipment of Goods at no extra charge

● Should Boxes fail to meet Quality Standards of the Secondary inspection, the

Deliverer is expected to pay for damages up to the total cost of Goods

● Quality is determined by examining potential:

o Water Damage

o Page Creasing

o Spine Breaking

o Page Stains

o Misprints

7) Warranties

● After the Primary and Secondary Inspections, the Goods are sold ‘As Is’ and the

Seller expressly disclaims all warranties, whether express or implied

● The Buyer has been given the opportunity to inspect the Goods, as well as the

opportunity for the Deliverer to inspect the Goods, and the Buyer has accepted

the Goods in its Existing Condition

8) Disputes

● The Convention for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) has been signed by

both the Buyer’s and Seller’s Countries, and it will be Choice of Law applied

should a Dispute arise.

● Arbitration by Tribunal is the method by which a Dispute will be resolved, with

there being three Arbitrator in total.

● The Seller and the Buyer each select an Arbitrator when the dispute arises, with

the third Arbitrator being selected, from any Lawyer or Judge from a country

signed on to CISG, by the agreement of the First and Second Arbitrator

9) Liability, and Ownership

● Ownership will belong to the Possessor of the Goods

● Liability for delays, damages, or any other claim will be solely on the Possessor