CIF practice error

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A practice error related to CIF (Cost, Insurance and Freight) terms in international trade, defined as incorrect application or interpretation of the CIF obligations, including misallocation of costs, failure to arrange or misstate insurance, and incorrect transfer of risk at the point of shipment.

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