At a named port of destination. Seller pays all costs so far listed, plus the freight charges and any charges for unloading at the port of discharge that might be levied at the time freight is paid. This includes the expense of furnishing the buyer with a clean, negotiable bill of lading for the agreed port of destination.
Delivery takes place when the buyer receives the goods at the agreed port of destination.
The goods and their transit risks pass to the buyer when the goods shall have effectively passed the ship's rail at the port of shipment. At a named port of destination. This insurance should cover the CIF plus ten percent. In its broadest sense, means all charges shall be at the seller's expense, including Customs duties, loading charges and internal freight costs. Delivery taks place when the seller puts the goods at the disposal of the buyer at the named place of destination and within the stipulated period in the contract of sale.