CPT practical error

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CPT practical error refers to a mistake in the practical application of the Incoterms CPT (Carriage Paid To). It typically occurs when costs, risk, and responsibilities are not correctly allocated or are handled ambiguously between the seller and the buyer, such as incorrect allocation of risk transfer, unclear insurance obligations, or mis-specified carrier instructions.

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