Incoterms obligation to take delivery and delay

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The Incoterms obligation to take delivery refers to the buyer’s duty to accept the goods as contracted under the Incoterms rules. Delay (Verzug) occurs when the buyer fails to take delivery in the specified time, with the buyer typically bearing additional costs and risks from the moment delivery is delayed, and the seller may enforce contractual rights accordingly.

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