Common use of International Shipments Clause in Contracts

International Shipments. Title and ROL pass from Microchip to Customer upon: (i) the Goods’ entry into the “high seas” (as described in the 1982 United Nations Convention of the Law of the Sea) if the main carriage is ocean shipment, (ii) the Goods’ entry into international airspace if the main carriage is air shipment, or (iii) the Goods’ crossing of an international border if the main carriage is land or any other transportation mode, and for the avoidance of doubt, an international border is not considered crossed until all customs procedures have been completed.

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