1+ Standard Regain 1+ Actual Regain
¡à Dried Net Weight = Net Weight / (1+ Actual Regain) = 20 / (1+33%) = 15.04 M/T
Moisture content = Actual Weight ¨C Dried Net Weight
= 20 ¨C 15.04 = 4.96 M/T
or ¡ßRegain = (moisture content / oven dried weight) x 100%
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Chapter five III£®Calculation
£±(µØµãµÈ±ä)The price quoted by an exporter was ¡°USD£³£¸ per case FOB
Liverpool¡±. The importer requested a revised CFR Liverpool price. If the size of each case was £µ£°cm ¡Á£´£°cm¡Á£³£°cm£¬ gross weight per case was £´£°kg£¬ freight basis was W £¯M and the quotation for London is USD£±£°£° per ton of carriage£¬ plus £²£°£¥ bunker adjustment factor £¨BAF£© and £±£°£¥ currency adjustment factor £¨CAF£©£¬ what would be the CFR price£¿
½â£º W £½£´£°kg £½£°.£°£´m £¯t
M £½£µ£°cm ¡Á£´£°cm ¡Á£³£°cm £½£°.£µ ¡Á£°.£´ ¡Á£°.£³ £½£°.£°£¶cm£³ M £¾W£¬ M will be used as freight basis for freight calculation
Freight per case £½M ¡Ábasic freight rate ¡Á£¨£± £«BAF rate £«CAF rate£© £½£°.£°£¶ ¡Á£±£°£° ¡Á£¨£± £«£²£°£¥ £«£±£°£¥£© £½USD £·.£¸ CFR £½FOB £«Freight £½£³£¸ £«£·.£¸ £½USD £´£µ.£¸
Answer£º The CFR price would be USD £´£µ.£¸ per case CFR Liverpool.
£² One consignment of £±£° cartons of leather shoes£¬ measurement of each carton is £µ£°x£µ£°x£µ£°cm£¬ gross weight of each is £±£µKG. The air freight rate quoted for the flight required is USD£±.£³£¯KG. How much air freight should be paid to the carrier£¿
½â£º W £½£±£µkg
M £½£¨£µ£° ¡Á£µ£° ¡Á£µ£°£©/£¶ £°£°£°cm£³ £½£²£°.£¸£³cm£³ M £¾W
Freight £½USD£±.£³£¯kg ¡Á£²£°.£¸£³ ¡Á£±£° cartons £½USD £²£´£°.£·£¹ Answer£º The air freight is USD £²£·£°.£¶£¶.
IV Explain the following terms 1 demurrage
´ð£º Demurrage is the amount of money paid as a penalty at an agreed rate by the Charterer to compensate the ship-owner for his losses in case the charterer fails to have loading and unloading completed within the lay time. In a sales contract£¬ demurrage is paid to the charterer £¨buyer or seller£© by the other party £¨seller or buyer£© in case the loading or unloading completes beyond the stipulated lay time. 2 FCL
´ð£º FCL£¬ a short for Full Container Load£¬ is one type of the two container transportation services.If the goods are of a container load£¬ FCL service shall be adopted. Under FCL service£¬ the freight is calculated based on container capacity and the origin and destination of the goods£¬ not on the quantity of the goods involved as in the case of LCL£¬ the other type of the container transportation services.
V Short questions
£± Under what circumstances does time of shipment equal to the time of delivery£¿
´ð£º Time of shipment refers to the time limit for loading the goods on board the vessel at the port of shipment while time of delivery refers to the time limit during which the seller shall deliver the goods to the buyer at the agreed place. For all shipment contracts£¬ time of shipment equals to time of delivery and they can be used interchangeably in the contract.According to Incoterms 2000£¬ contracts concluded on the basis of terms like FOB£¬ CFR£¬ CIF£¬ FCA£¬ CPT£¬ CIP are shipment contracts. Under the shipment contract£¬ the seller fulfills his obligation of delivery when the goods are shipped on board the vessel or delivered to the carrier and the seller only bears all risks prior to shipment. £² What are the functions of a bill of lading£¿
´ð£º A bill of lading has three major functions£º First£¬ it is a cargo receipt. Second£¬ it is evidence of a contract of carriage.Finally£¬ it is a document of title to the goods.
VI. Case Studies
1. ABC co. signed a contract to export 200 M/T of beans. The letter of credit
stipulated, ¡°Partial shipment not allowed¡±. When the shipment was being made, the exporter loaded 100 M/T each on board the same vessel for the same voyage at the port of Shanghai and the port of Dalian. The shipment document was clearly marked with the ports of shipment and the dates of shipment. Did the
exporter violate the terms of the L/C?
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Chapter six
III Explain the following terms £±insurable interest
´ð£º Insurable interest is the interest in insurance subject matter £¨cargo or property accepted for insurance£© held by the insurant and recognized by laws£¬ indicating that the insurant will suffer some financial losses if any maritime risks materialize. 2 indemnity principle
´ð£º The indemnity principle means that in the event of loss of or damage to the subject matter resulting from an insured peril£¬ the insurer shall compensate the claimant exactly what the latter has lost in the occurrence of the peril³©In practice£¬ this is almost always compensated by paying an amount of money equal to the value of the goods lost or damaged.
3 proximate cause principle