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At Proship.vn, we will answer all related issues that customers and businesses raise above such as what is a foreign trade contract, the latest foreign trade contract model, notes to know when signing a contract. contracts as well as examples of foreign trade contracts. In addition, Proship also lists the most outstanding strengths of its unit in import-export services, shipping large quantities of goods by international rail containers.
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How are foreign trade contracts understood? Characteristic?
What is a foreign trade contract? Foreign trade contract also known as Import-Export Contract is an agreement between Seller and Buyer in 2 different countries. It stipulates that the Seller must provide the goods and transfer documents related to the goods to the Buyer and the Buyer must be responsible for paying the price for the goods to the Seller.
In import and export, this contract also defines the roles and responsibilities of both parties:
- Buyer: Receives goods and pays the amount to the seller.
- Seller: Deliver goods in the right quantity and quality on time.
Foreign trade contracts have the following characteristics:
- The subject of the contract is the parties whose business headquarters are located in many different countries;
- Foreign trade contracts are signed based on the willingness of both parties involved;
- The object of a foreign trade contract is goods transported across another country's territory or a country's customs border;
- The payment currency is foreign currency for one of the two parties or both parties. Normally during the transaction process, the two parties involved will choose a payment currency that is freely convertible, commonly used and has a low inflation rate;
- When a contract dispute occurs, the settlement agency will be a court or commercial arbitrator;
- The sources of law governing contracts are complex and diverse, including national law and international law.
Latest forms and regulations in the 2023 Foreign Trade Contract
The drafter of a foreign trade contract should pay attention to the following information:
- Contract has a number and date (The following documents are based on the information in the contract to prepare);
- Company information of the seller and buyer (company name, address, contact details, etc.);
- Sales contract subject (Subject);
- Description of the goods;
- Unit price of goods, total contract quantity and total contract amount;
- Packaging and shipment details;
- Discharging & Loading Port (Discharging & Loading Port);
- Delivery date or delivery period;
- Penalties of late shipment;
- Delivery terms according to Incoterms. (Must have);
- Payment method (Normally TTR and L/C);
- Documents provided from the exporter (Number of originals and copies provided, time of delivery to the importer);
- Force majeure (War, embargo, natural disasters, strikes,...);
- Dispute resolution (arbitration or litigation);
- Signature of a person with high authority in the business. (Usually the director);
- Translation of the contract. (Should be bilingual, with clear regulations on which language to use when a dispute occurs).
Currently, most companies will apply the following foreign trade contract form:
SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM
LATEST UPDATE PICTURES OF CONTAINER PROSHIP LOGISTICS TRACTOR
Independence – Freedom – Happiness
FOREIGN TRADE CONTRACTS
No………/HDKTXK
Today, date……month…..year……at……………………..we include:
BUYER: ……………………………………………………………………………………
Head office: ……………………………………………………………………………………
Account number: ……………………………………………………………………………………
At the bank: ……………………………………………………………………………………
Tax code: ……………………………………………………………………………………
Representative: …………………………………….…… Position:……………………
SELLER: ……………………………………………………………………………………
Head office: ……………………………………………………………………………………
Account number: ……………………………………………………………………………………
At the bank: ……………………………………………………………………………………
Tax code: ……………………………………………………………………………………
Representative: ………………………………….…… Position: ……………
Because the SELLER is within the scope of responsibility to provide………………………….. and related services.
Because the BUYER wants to buy and the SELLER wants to sell the Supplies and Services and both parties want to define the ways and conditions of sale of the Supplies and Services.
According to the contract agreement, in order to sign and cooperate, with the consent of both parties, there are the following general agreements:
Therefore, the two parties, by mutual consent, agree to the following terms:
ARTICLE 1: DEFINITIONS
In this contract, the following concepts will be defined as follows, unless otherwise specified:
1.1. “Related Documentation” means operating manuals and other printed materials listed in the specifications including user manuals, programming manuals, modification manuals, drawings, diagrams and software schedules intended to assist or supplement the understanding or application of the software.
1.2. “Contract Value” is the total value the Buyer must pay to the Seller to complete its contractual obligations in full and completely, but does not include interest arising from late payment (if any). and any form of fine.
1.3. “Price List” is the price summary and detailed price list for “Supplies” under the contract and is defined below.
1.4. “Supplies” includes equipment, goods, supplies or accessories or components provided by the Seller to the Buyer or the Buyer's authorized person under the contract.
1.5. “Supply Price” is the total value of “Supplies” stated in the contract but does not include interest arising from late payment (if any) and any form of penalty or claim.
1.6. “Last Major Shipment” means that 100% of the major equipment has been delivered.
…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
ARTICLE 2: SCOPE OF CONTRACT
2.1 Responsibilities of the Seller
The Seller will provide and deliver materials and equipment including:……………………….as listed in the List of materials of this Contract (Appendix….) CIF………………. .port according to INCOTERMS 2010.
– Product name: …………………………………………………….
- Producer: …………………………………………………
- Supplier: ……………………………………………….
– Quantity and manufacturing number of goods: …………………………
- Quality: ………………………………………………….
– Origin: ………………………………………….
- Pack: …………………………………………………….
- Price: ………………………………………………………..
- Code: ………………………………………………………
2.2. Responsibilities of the Buyer:
…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
ARTICLE 3: CONTRACT VALUE
Total contract value is:……………..CIF Hai Phong (In words………………………………), in which:
Value of equipment (materials):……………………………………….
Service prices:……………………………………………………
The total value of the contract is applied to the types and quantities of materials/equipment and services listed in the Price summary in Appendix ... and the list of materials in Appendix ....
1 ………………………………………………………………..………………………………………………
2 ………………………………………………………………..………………………………………………
ARTICLE 4: DELIVERY CONDITIONS
- Loading port: ………………………………………………
– Destination port: ……………………………………………………
- Delivery time: …. days from the date the seller receives the L/C
– Partial delivery: Allowed
– Transshipment: Not allowed
– Notice before delivery: Within (days) before the expected date of departure from the loading port, the Seller must notify the Buyer by Fax with the following content: Contract number, L/C number, goods name , quantity of goods, value of goods, estimated time of ship leaving port.
– Delivery notice: Within ………… working days from the time the ship leaves port (known as the date of issuance of the bill of lading), the Seller must notify the Buyer by Fax with the following content: Contract number , L/C number, item name, quantity, number of packages, weight and size of each package. Total weight, invoice value, Ship name, engine and ship nationality, bill of lading number, estimated time of ship arriving at destination.
ARTICLE 5: PAYMENT METHOD
Specific payment methods are as follows:
5.1 Deposit payment
The entire contract value is paid by an immediate, irrevocable letter of credit to the seller………………..
L/C includes the total value of the contract opened within 7 days from the date the Buyer receives the Contract Performance Guarantee specified in this contract. L/C with maximum validity and expiration is …. days from the date of issue.
L/C notified through bank……………………………………
Present documents within 21 days at the latest from the date of signing the bill of lading.
5.2 All payments will be made upon presentation of the following documents:
3/3 original perfect ocean bill of lading, lined up, prepared under Bank order, clearly stating "freight prepaid",
Commercial invoice: ………….. original
Packing slips: …………………. original
Certificate of quality and quantity issued by the Manufacturer: ……………………original
Certificate of Origin issued by Chamber of Commerce and Industry ………………………….…….
Insurance certificate ……………………….……….with ……. Contract value as prescribed in article …. of this contract..
5.3 Accept a set of documents with no payment value including a copy of the charter contract sent via DHL to the Buyer no later than 7 days from the date of issuance of the bill of lading to the address (buyer's address). All costs incurred due to incorrect, incomplete or late delivery of documents by the Seller shall be borne by the Seller.
ARTICLE 6: CHARTERING A VESSEL
The seller commits to sign a charter contract with reputable ship owners in the market. For ships that meet international seafaring standards, the age of the ship must not exceed……….. The charter contract clearly shows Freight has been paid in advance, the ship owner (carrier) takes all responsibility for the goods from the time the goods are loaded over the ship's rail.
ARTICLE 7: INSURANCE
The goods must be insured by an insurance company legally established and capable of insuring all risks to the goods.
Insured risks: All risks of material loss or damage caused by external factors and including risks of war, riots and civil uprisings (for countries at risk In the event of war, riots, or high riots, these types of insurance are required.)
Insurance period: …………………………………………but including transshipment (if any)
Insurance conditions will comply with:………………………………………………………………………………………………..
Insurance beneficiary: ……………………………………………… When the risk occurs, the claim is paid at ………….
…………………………………….
ARTICLE 8: INSPECTION OF GOODS
8.1 The seller must inspect the goods before delivery (1st inspection). All costs are borne by the Seller,
8.2 Second inspection due to …………………………………………….., inspection costs are borne by the buyer.
8.3 The difference between the first test result and the second test result is that the second test result is decisive. In case there is a difference in quantity or quality (spare parts details), the Buyer has the right to demand from the seller:
+ Immediately send goods with quality as committed in this contract within …. business days after receiving the complaint.
+ Replace parts or all of the goods that are not guaranteed with new parts or goods that ensure quality in accordance with the provisions of the contract. Related costs are borne by the seller.
The seller must resolve the buyer's complaint within ... days of receiving the complaint.
The buyer has the right to refuse to accept the goods if it considers that there are differences mentioned in Article 8.3 of the goods that cannot be overcome.
ARTICLE 9: WARRANTY
9.1. Warranty period for Supplied Goods is ………… months from the date of signing the bill of lading or ………….. operating hours whichever occurs.
9.2. The Seller warrants that the materials/equipment provided under this contract are new, error-free and in accordance with technical specifications.
9.3. During the warranty period, the Seller will repair, replace, free of charge, any deficiencies or damage to the Work that are caused by the Buyer's negligence or natural wear and tear. should.
9.4. During the warranty period, the Buyer must notify the Seller of any damages in writing. The seller, immediately after receiving this sale information, must repair or replace damaged parts with new equipment. Estimates of repair or replacement time must be communicated to the Purchaser. All costs related to repair and replacement of the device will be borne by the seller.
9.5. The Seller warrants that all repairs and replacements under warranty are also warranted for the duration of the original warranty period of the original defective device or ……… days from the date of replacement or repair, depending on which day comes later.
9.6. The Seller will not be responsible for any damage due to the Buyer's error or improper operation.
9.7. The Seller may at any time subject the equipment to technical modifications if necessary due to changes in technology and/or availability of components provided that the modified equipment is functional. equivalent or better than the equipment specified in the contract and compatible with it. In these cases, the Seller will promptly notify the Buyer of such changes in advance.
ARTICLE 10: CONTRACT PERFORMANCE GUARANTEE
10.1. Within …………days after signing the contract, the Seller must open a contract performance guarantee with a value of ……………….total contract value (ie…………..) recorded in clause 3.
10.2. The contract performance guarantee is valid until ……………… days after the end of the warranty period and will be paid to the seller after expiration.
10.3 The guarantee will be issued by a Bank acceptable to the buyer by way of an irrevocable and unconditional guarantee in a form acceptable to the buyer.
All costs incurred when opening the guarantee are borne by the Seller and the Seller must indemnify and indemnify the Buyer against these costs.
ARTICLE 11: TERMINATION OF CONTRACT
11.1. Neither the Seller nor the Buyer is allowed to terminate or delay the performance of all or any part of the contract without the prior written consent of the other party, provided that the party requesting termination of the contract The contract must give the other party a reasonable period of time to overcome difficulties leading to non-performance of the contract. If after that time limit, the violating party still cannot fulfill its obligations, the party requesting to terminate the contract will notify the contract termination in writing.
11.1.a. In case of fault of the Seller, the Buyer has the right to claim compensation for damages but not exceeding the contract performance guarantee specified in clause 10. The Buyer will return products that do not meet the specifications. technical criteria as agreed and agreed in Appendix ……………………….. (List of materials) to the Seller without having to compensate the Seller for the costs incurred by the Seller when supplying supply these products. The Seller will have to refund to the Buyer all amounts paid for the above mentioned damaged product on the date of termination of the contract. The seller will be responsible for paying shipping costs and other costs related to returning the product. No other claims or damages payments are included.
11.1.b. In case of the Buyer's fault, the two parties will agree and confirm the work that the Seller has performed up to the date of contract termination. The Buyer will have to pay the Seller the value of the above completed work.
11.2. In the event that a party becomes insolvent, it must transfer all rights to creditors, must accept or allow a receiver of assets or business activities, must follow the procedures of the Bankruptcy Law in country or abroad in voluntary or compulsory form. The defaulting party must immediately notify the other party in writing and both parties will try to find the most appropriate solution to the situation.
11.3. Neither party will be at fault if failure to fulfill contractual obligations occurs due to force majeure. If the force majeure event lasts longer than …………. months, the two sides will meet and try to find a mutually appropriate solution for this case.
ARTICLE 12: LIABILITY/PENALTY FOR LATE DELIVERY
If any amount is determined to be payable to the Buyer as a liability or late delivery penalty, this amount will be paid separately, not combined with other payments to the Seller. under this contract.
The Seller's liability in respect of any act or omission, in connection with products sold, services performed or provided, whether directly or indirectly under this contract, whether is a provision in a contract or warranty that, due to fault or failure to perform the requisite purpose of fault (including negligence or absolute liability)_, compensation or compensation shall not exceed the total contract value (or…………..USD in case the contract value is more than………………USD) for all responsibilities within the entire terms of the contract. copper.
In case the delivery of equipment/materials, or performance of Services (based on the date of the Acceptance Record) is delayed for any reason within the Seller's responsibility, the Buyer may claim for payment. Calculate damages from …….% per week to a maximum of …….% calculated on the value of equipment/materials delivered late or work delayed.
Except as specifically mentioned, neither party shall be liable for indirect, incidental, special or consequential damages including, but not limited to, damages. on profits or revenue, investment losses, company reputation or capital costs.
ARTICLE 13: CASES OF FORCE MAJEURE
13.1. In any circumstances beyond the control of each party that affect each party's obligation to perform all or part of the contract, the prescribed time for performing this obligation will be extended by an equal amount. period of time caused by force majeure. Events (hereinafter referred to as “Force Majeure”) include but are not limited to:
13.2. Natural disasters include: Storms, earthquakes, floods or any other form caused by nature whose power and destruction cannot be predicted or resisted.
13.3. War (declared or undeclared), hostilities, invasion, activity of foreign enemies, threats or preparations for war, riot, insurrection, public disturbance, rebellion, revolution, civil war, strikes, and sabotage by workers.
13.4. Notwithstanding the foregoing, no party shall be excused from payment of amounts due on its obligations due to any reason of Force Majeure.
13.5. In case of force majeure, the parties will notify each other of the events of this case, and the possible consequences for the performance of this contract within 20 days from the occurrence of the event. . Delivery time in this case will be extended by agreement of both parties.
13.6. If situations caused by force majeure last more than 6 months, the terms and conditions of the contract will be reviewed reasonably and mutually agreed upon by both parties.
ARTICLE 14: AMENDMENT OF CONTRACT
Any amendment or supplement to the contract will only be valid if authorized representatives of both parties sign the amendment or supplement document. This amended and supplemented document will be an integral part of the contract. English and Vietnamese will be used in all transactions and communications between the two parties.
ARTICLE 15: ECONOMIC ARBITRATION
15.1. Any differences or disputes arising from this contract or written agreements related to the implementation of the contract will be resolved by conciliation efforts between the parties.
15.2. Any disputes or differences related to the contract that cannot be resolved on an amicable basis will be resolved at the International Arbitration Center in Vietnam (referred to as law) with three appointed arbitrators. according to the provisions of the Law.
The place of arbitration at Vietnam's International Arbitration Center is located at the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Vietnam's procedural law will apply in cases where the Arbitration Law does not mention it.
All disputes will be resolved according to the terms of the contract and other agreements related to the performance of the contract, otherwise the laws of Vietnam will apply without reference to other laws.
15.3. The arbitrator's award will be recorded in writing, is final and will be binding on both parties.
15.4. Arbitration and/or other costs will be paid by the collecting party.
15.5. Vietnamese is the language used in arbitration.
ARTICLE 16: LAW GOVERNING CONTRACTS
The law governing the contract shall be the law of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.
ARTICLE 17: NO ASSIGNMENT
The Seller is not allowed to transfer part or all of the contract directly or indirectly without the prior written consent of the Buyer. In case of agreement of both parties, each point, or multiple points, of the contract will be legally transferred, the remaining part remaining unchanged.
ARTICLE 18: LANGUAGE AND MEASUREMENT SYSTEM
18.1. All transactions and communications between the two parties including notices, requests, agreements, offers or proposals will be made in English or Vietnamese. All drawings, technical descriptions, reports or other documents will be prepared in English. The contract is made in both English and Vietnamese and has the same legal value. If there is a difference between English and Vietnamese, the Vietnamese version shall prevail.
18.2. All documents accompanying the contract will follow the ……….. system and the date shall be the calendar date, unless otherwise specified.
ARTICLE 19: ENTIRE AGREEMENT
The contract between the two parties includes the terms stated in this contract and the following attached appendices:
- Appendix ……………………………………………………
These terms and conditions and all attached appendices constitute a contract between the Buyer and the Seller
Below, the Buyer and the Seller draft ………..the original contract signed by the following representative. Each party will keep……….the original……..
BUYER REPRESENTATIVE SELLER REPRESENTATIVE
(Signed, sealed) (Signed, sealed)
* Examples of foreign trade contracts:
For example: Company A in Vietnam exports and sells 1 ton of durian to Company B in the US. When making an agreement to buy and sell this fruit, they created a Foreign Trade Contract to record the terms of the transaction. Specifically, this contract was made in two copies in English and Vietnamese and is valid. same legal.
* Regulations on validity conditions of foreign trade contracts:
Subjects, contract terms and content in foreign trade contracts must ensure legality:
First condition: The subject of a foreign trade contract must be legal - If it is a legal entity
The subject must have a business establishment license, business registration certificate, business charter, etc. The person signing the foreign trade contract must be someone with the authority to sign. Specifically:
Legal representative:
- Be the head of a legal entity according to the provisions of the Enterprise Charter or according to the decision of a competent State agency.
- As General Director, Director, Chairman of the Board of Directors (Stipulated in the Charter).
Authorized representative:
- Is the person authorized by the General Director and Director of the enterprise.
- Be a branch (Director) in case of authorized import-export course.
- Representatives are only allowed to sign contracts within the scope of authorization from superiors.
When signing a contract, the representative will have to notify the third person in the contractual transaction about the scope of his or her representation.
2nd validity condition: All terms contained in foreign trade contracts must be legal content. The purpose of foreign trade contracts is not to violate things that are contrary to law and society such as:
- Prohibitions of law are regulations that do not allow the contract subject to carry out activities of buying and selling goods on the prohibited list.
- Social ethics are the standards of behavior between people in the life of society and are recognized and respected by the community.
In cases where a foreign trade contract has a purpose or content that violates prohibitions of law and social ethics, the contract will be invalidated.
3rd validity condition: The forms of foreign trade contracts must be legal. Regarding foreign trade contracts, two basic viewpoints will be mentioned such as:
- The first viewpoint: Foreign trade contracts are signed in writing, verbally, behaviorally or in any other form agreed upon by the parties (UK, USA...).
- Second view: Foreign trade contracts must be officially signed in written form (Vietnam, China...).
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What to note when drafting and signing foreign trade contracts?
In order to draft and sign foreign trade contracts smoothly and avoid future risks and disputes, the parties should note:
Choose applicable law: Normally, the parties will have a separate provision to choose the governing law, however, because Vietnam has officially become a member of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. In fact, in case the two parties signing a contract come from two member countries of the Convention, the Convention will by default be valid if the two parties do not have other agreed provisions on choice of law.
In particular, to exclude the application of this Convention, the parties must clearly state in the contract which legal system will apply and the parties agree not to use this Convention as the governing law. Dispute resolution: The parties need to agree and clearly determine whether they will choose the Court or Arbitration Center to resolve when a dispute occurs. In addition, the parties can also agree to resolve the matter through conciliation or negotiation, clearly stating the method and time limit for implementation. If negotiation or conciliation fails to achieve results, the dispute will be brought to the Judicial Center.
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