Incoterms jurisdiction clause

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An Incoterms jurisdiction clause is a contractual provision that designates which court has authority to hear disputes arising from a transaction governed by Incoterms. It complements the Incoterms’ allocation of risks and costs but does not alter the delivery responsibilities defined by Incoterms.

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