外贸英文制单

出版时间：2010-1  出版社：首都经济贸易大学出版社  作者：张爱玲 编  页数：278  

内容概要

　　《外贸英文制单》为外贸英文制单，《外贸英文制单》内容丰富，详略分明，内容为外文。

书籍目录

Chapter 1 Overview  　1.1 Definition  　1.2 Functions  　1.3 Types  　1.4 Quality Requirements  　1.5 Key Documents and Procedures Involved in International Trade  Chapter 2 International Contract of Sale  　2.1 Definitions  　2.2 Governing Laws and Usual Practices  　2.3 Types  　2.4 Formation of Contract  　2.5 Breach of Contract  　2.6 Contents  　2.7 Online Trading Related Model Laws  　Appendix　Sales Contract Specimen 1   　Sales Contract Specimen 2  　Sales Contract Specimen 3  Chapter 3 Documentary Letter of Credit  　3.1 Definition  　3.2 Parties Concerned  　3.3 Procedures  　3.4 Types  　3.5 Contents of a Letter of Credit  　3.6 Checklists of Documentary Credit  　AppendixChapter 4 Delivery Documents  　4.1 Commercial Invoice  　4.2 Packing List  　4.3 Weight List  　Appendix　Commercial Invoice Specimen 1   　Commercial Invoice Specimen 2  　Commercial Invoice Specimen 3   　Commercial Invoice Specimen 4  　Canada Customs Invoice  　Pro-forma Invoice Specimen 1   　Pro-forma Invoice Specimen 2  　Packing List Specimen 1   　Packing List Specimen 2  　Packing List Specimen 3   　Weight List Specimen  　Packing Weight List Specimen  Chapter 5 Transport Documents  　5.1 Introduction  　5.2 Bill of lading  　5.3 Charter Party Bill of Lading  　5.4 Sea Waybill  　5.5 Air Waybill  　5.6 Road, Rail or Inland Waterway Transport Documents  　Appendix　Sea Freight Shipper's Letter of Instruction  Interim Wharf Receipt Specimen   　Bill of Lading Specimen 1   　Bill of Lading Specimen 2  　UNeDocs 2.02 Non - negotiable Sea Waybill Specimen  　Air Freight Shipper's Letter of Instruction Specimen  　Air Waybill Specimen  Chapter 6 Insurance Documents  　6.1 Marine Cargo Insurance: Essentials  　6.2 Insurance Documents  　6.3 Usual Customs and Practices  　Appendix　Marine Cargo Transportation Insurance Policy Specimen  　Cargo Transportation Insurance Policy Specimen  Chapter 7 Payment Documents  　7.1 General Introduction  　7.2 Bill of Exchange  　7.3 Promissory Notes  　7.4 Check  Chapter 8 Official Documents  　8.1 Export License  　8.2 Certificate of Origin  　8.3 Certificate of Inspection  　8.4 Customs Declaration Form  　8.5 Import License  Appendix　Specimen 1   　Specimen 2  　Flow Chart 1   　Flow Chart 2    Specimen 3   　Specimen 4    Specimen 5  　Specimen 6  　Specimen 7   　Specimen 8   　Specimen 9  　Specimen 10  　Specimen 11  　Specimen 12  　Specimen 13  　Specimen 14  　Specimen 15    Specimen 16  　Specimen 17  　Specimen 18  　Specimen 19  　Specimen 20  　Specimen 21   　Specimen 22  Chapter 9 Improving International Trade Documentation  　9.1 Simplification  　9.2 Standardization  　9.3 Harmonization 　9.4 Automation  　9.5 Implementation Requirements  　Appendix　A.1 Schedule C. Country List  　A.2 ISO 4217 Type Currency Symbol List  References  Postscript

章节摘录

　　Corrections and alterations on an original bill of lading must be authenticated. Such au- thentication must appear to have been made by the carrier， master （captain） or any of their a- gents （who may be different from the agent that may have issued or signed it）， provided they are identified as an agent of the carrier or the master （captain）.　　In shipping practice， different shipping companies may issue varied-formatted bill of lading， with detailed contents that depend on the modes of marine transportation， based on the shipper s letter of instructions. A sea freight shipper s letter of instruction specimen and two B/L specimens are given in the Appendix part of this Chapter. Among the latter， one is in filled form， another one is in blank form.　　5.2.5　Usual Customs and Practices　　Laws and usual customs and practices governing bill of lading may be discussed from two aspects. One aspect is related to the rights， responsibilities， and liabilities of the carrier and the shipper under a B/L， which is not the focus of this chapter. The other aspect is related to the standards of preparing and examining a B/L under an L/C， which is the focus of this chapter to be discussed in great details.　　（1） Usual customs related to the rights， Responsibilities， and Liabilities of the Cartier and the Shipper under a B/L. The rights， responsibilities， and liabilities of the carrier and the shipper under a B/L are governed generally either by the older Hague rules， by the more recent Hague-Visby rules， or by the latest Hamburg rules.