Incoterms Soft Law

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The term 'Incoterms Soft Law' refers to the characterization of Incoterms as internationally recognized trade terms that define responsibilities and costs but are not mandatory statutes; they are not binding law, but standardized guidelines that are typically incorporated by reference into contracts.

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