Incoterms document loss

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Definition: In an Incoterms-related transaction, loss of required documents (e.g., bill of lading, export/import licenses, certificates of origin) can create delays and liability questions. Responsibility for replacement costs and risk transfer depends on the chosen Incoterms rule and the contract; parties may need to coordinate with carriers, authorities, and insurers to reissue or obtain substitute documents.

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