DDP Clause Samples
The DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) clause defines the seller's responsibility to deliver goods to a specified destination, covering all costs and risks, including import duties and taxes. Under this clause, the seller arranges for transportation, handles customs clearance, and pays all associated charges until the goods reach the buyer's location. This ensures the buyer receives the goods without dealing with shipping logistics or additional import costs, effectively shifting the burden of delivery and compliance onto the seller and providing clarity on the allocation of responsibilities.
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DDP. If Licensee orders the print versions of its Continuing Access Journals from Licensor (whether directly or through an intermediary) in addition to the electronic access provided under this License Agreement, then Licensee is entitled to a discount of 75% off the list price of the print version, excluding postage and that Licensee is ordering the print versions of the Continuing Access Journals under the DDP to obtain such discount. This Section only applies to the Continuing Access Journals, as set forth in Section 3.1, for which a print version is available. Licenciatario deberá indicar que el Licenciatario está solicitando las versiones impresas de las Publicaciones de Acceso Continuo bajo el DDP para obtener dicho descuento. Esta Sección solamente aplica a las Publicaciones de Acceso Continuo, tal y como se establece en la Sección 3.1, para las que haya disponible versión impresa.
DDP. 2.8.1. Delivery Date
a) Delivery Date shall mean the moment of the Goods arrival at the Place of Destination ready for unload.
b) The time of the Goods arrival shall be indicated in the Transport Documents. In the event that Transport Documents do not specify the exact time of the Goods arrival, it is presumed that the Goods are arrived for unload:
i. for the delivery by sea – as of the moment NOR is sent to the Buyer;
ii. for the delivery by railroad – as of the scheduled time of arrival for a relevant train (unless the moment is specified in the Seller’s/Carrier’s notice to the Buyer); and
iii. for the delivery by road transport – as of the moment of the Goods arrival specified in the Seller’s/▇▇▇▇▇▇▇’s notice to the Buyer.
DDP. Unless otherwise specifically provided on the face of this order, the products called for hereunder shall be delivered on an DDP (Incoterms 2010) destination basis to Buyer’s designated plant or plants.
DDP. The price is for all deliverables Delivered Duty Paid, exclusive of import duties and
DDP. No later than 24 hours prior to arrival of the Vessel at the port of discharge. Discharge from the Vessel shall not commence until the Authority has accepted the CoQ in writing.
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DDP. On arrival at the point of delivery, the Master shall provide the Authority with the original Bill of Lading, the CoQ and the ullage report. Composite samples shall be drawn from all tanks by the Authority, in the presence of the Master of the Vessel and approval to commence discharge shall be subject to satisfactory Type C+ analysis as detailed in STANAG 3149 (latest issue). For F-76, Type C+ sediment analysis shall be conducted in accordance with IP387 Procedure A, Filter Blocking Tendency. All Vessel tanks containing Fuel destined for the Authority must have a dip/sample hatch in order to draw pre-receipt samples. The analysis shall be conducted by the Authority’s representative at the point of discharge. These are confidence checks conducted prior to transfer of the Fuel into the Authority’s shore tanks and do not constitute final acceptance.