Incoterms damage allocation

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Incoterms damage allocation refers to the attribution of liability and costs for damage or loss of goods in international trade according to the Incoterms rules. It specifies when risk passes from seller to buyer, who bears insurance, transport, duties, and other handling costs, and how damages are allocated under the contract.

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