Incoterms
Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2001 1:00 am
Dear sirs,
We would like to apply to you with the clarification on the following matter and your valuable opinion would be highly appreciated.
Having received the application for opening the Letter of Credit under the contract between the Russian Applicant and the Beneficiary located in Bangladesh, the terms and conditions of which stipulates the terms of delivery -CFR Genoa (shipping document required - Marine/Ocean Bill of Lading), though the shipment is to be made to St.Petersburg, Russia, we wonder whether it's possible to open Letters of Credit on such terms and conditions as there is contradiction in interpretation ICC official rules for interpretation of trade terms (Incoterms 2000), which envisage that port of destination is to be indicated when using terms of delivery - CFR.
In this connection, we kindly ask you to consider this matter and we are awaiting your detailed comments.
Yours faithfully.
We would like to apply to you with the clarification on the following matter and your valuable opinion would be highly appreciated.
Having received the application for opening the Letter of Credit under the contract between the Russian Applicant and the Beneficiary located in Bangladesh, the terms and conditions of which stipulates the terms of delivery -CFR Genoa (shipping document required - Marine/Ocean Bill of Lading), though the shipment is to be made to St.Petersburg, Russia, we wonder whether it's possible to open Letters of Credit on such terms and conditions as there is contradiction in interpretation ICC official rules for interpretation of trade terms (Incoterms 2000), which envisage that port of destination is to be indicated when using terms of delivery - CFR.
In this connection, we kindly ask you to consider this matter and we are awaiting your detailed comments.
Yours faithfully.