Incoterms 2010의 DAT와 DAP의 운송조항에 관한 연구

A Review of the Transportation Rules of DAT and DAP under Incoterms？？ 2010

Incoterms？？ 2010 D-terms such as DAT and DAP means that the seller is responsible for the goods until they arrive at the country of destination. The seller not only pays the cost of transport to the ultimate destination, it is also at risk for any damage that may occur to the goods up to that point. Carriers charge lower freight rates for shippers that ship large quantities. Therefore, the total cost of transport will be cheaper if it is arranged entirely either by the seller or buyer. This appears to favor the trading parties preferring D-terms over C-terms. D-terms enable the seller to have greater control over the quality of transport, so that the seller can control the arrival of the goods in time and in good condition. In highly competitive markets, the seller can attract more buyers by quoting D-terms at competitive prices. The buyer can also easily compare offers from different countries with the price quoting D-terms. The division of costs between the buyer and the seller on sales contracts should be stipulated sufficiently and accurately because Incoterms？？ 2010 does not stipulate all of these things in detail.