Incoterms Acceptance Obligation Definition

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Abnahmepflich t refers to the buyer's contractual obligation to take delivery of the goods and to inspect them. Acceptance triggers the transfer of risk and compliance with payment terms; failure or delay in taking delivery can lead to additional costs, return of goods, or penalties, depending on the specific Incoterms in use (e.g., EXW, FCA, CIF, DAP).

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