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Common Mistakes in A Real Ibc: Presented by Group 1
Common Mistakes in A Real Ibc: Presented by Group 1
Common Mistakes in A Real Ibc: Presented by Group 1
COMMON
MISTAKES IN
A REAL IBC
PRESENTED BY GROUP 1
01
IBC DEFINITION
Refers to a legally binding agreement between
parties, based in different countries.
Parties are obligated to do or not do certain
things.
COMMON MISTAKES IN IBC
Using the wrong Incoterms
Wrong or inaccurate
specification of basic conditions
of trade
Using inappropriate online
template
The procedure of dispute
resolution is not prescribed
Not selecting a prior language
version
02
Inconsistent Usage of
Terminology
USING THE
COMMON MISTAKES IN IBC
WRONG
INCOTERMS
Do not solely rely on others
for what Incoterm to use.
Could pay more and open to
more unnecessary risk.
WRONG OR
INACCURATE
COMMON MISTAKES IN IBC
SPECIFICATION OF
BASIC CONDITIONS
OF TRADE
Failure to specify a full address
may cause dispute.
“Warranty obligations” are not
taken in account.
Parties do not agree on the
division of custom treatment
responsibilities.
USING
COMMON MISTAKES IN IBC
INAPPROPRIATE
ONLINE TEMPLATE
Online templates are not
drafted according to client’s
situation and needs or miss
out some clauses.
THE PROCEDURE
COMMON MISTAKES IN IBC
OF DISPUTE
RESOLUTION IS
NOT PRESCRIBED
In practice, many contracts
do not contain the procedure
of dispute resolution or
include invalid prorogation or
arbitration clauses.
NOT SELECTING A
COMMON MISTAKES IN IBC
PRIOR LANGUAGE
VERSION
Contracts must have a
prevailing/prior clause that
specifies that if a dispute
about interpreting the
contract ever arises from the
fact that it exists in multiple
languages.
CASE STUDY
COMMON MISTAKES IN IBC
TERMINOLOGY
Defining terms but using
similar terms inconsistently,
such as defining “this
Agreement” and then
referring to “this contract” or
“the agreement created
hereby.”
Using terms such as “will,”
“shall,” and “must”
inconsistently.
HOW TO AVOID
MAKING MISTAKES
IN IBC
03
HOW TO AVOID MAKING MISTAKES IN IBC
THINK MULTIPLE
STEPS AHEAD