英文_Unit_9.10_Import_and_Export_Practice.ppt

Exercises 1. Exporters can obtain the buyers’ information from advertisement. ( ) T 2. If an importer accepted some terms and changed some terms of an offer, it is considered to be acceptance. ( ) F III. Decide whether the following statements are true or false. 3. Certificate of origin is a transport document. ( ) F 4. Ocean bill of lading can be negotiable. ( ) T 5. Charter party bill of lading is a document of title for the goods. ( ) F 6. An ocean bill of lading can be signed by a charterer. ( ) F Exercises 7. If a credit requires an insurance certificate, banks will not accept an insurance policy. ( ) F 8. If the issuance date of a credit is June 5, and the date of the required invoice is June 3, the bank would accept the invoice. ( ) T III. Decide whether the following statements are true or false. 9. The date of the insurance document must be no later than the date of shipment, unless it appears from the insurance document that the cover is effective from a date not later than the date of shipment. ( ) T 10. Under UCP600, the shipper of the goods indicated on a bill of lading must be the beneficiary . ( ) F Exercises 11. A bank will only accept a clean transport document and the word “clean” must appear on the face of the transport document. ( ) F 12. There is a maximum of five days following the day of presentation for the issuing bank to determine if a presentation is complying. ( ) T III. Decide whether the following statements are true or false. 13. If an offer states a fixed time for acceptance, it can not be canceled. ( ) T Exercises A tea export company exported some tea to company K in Singapore. The buyer established an L/C through G bank, stipulating “full set of shipping company’s bill of lading marked ‘Freight Prepaid’ and ‘Clean on board’ to order of shipper blank endorsed, notifying buyer”. The tea export company follo