Unit 5 - Commercial Contracts

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These flashcards cover key concepts and definitions related to commercial contracts as discussed in the lecture.

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Agency Contract

An agreement where an independent intermediary promotes or closes trade operations on behalf of a principal, without assuming risk unless otherwise stated.

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Obligations of the Entrepreneur

Duties that the entrepreneur must fulfill including providing necessary information and documents to the agent.

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Remuneration of the Agent

Compensation for the agent which may include a fixed amount, commission, or a combination, without reimbursement for expenses unless agreed otherwise.

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Transportation Contract

A contract in which a carrier commits to transport goods and make them available to the recipient in exchange for payment.

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Carrier

The entity that transports goods, either by itself or through another party, typically under its own commercial name.

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Waybill

A mandatory transport document that is filled upon delivery of goods, serving as proof of contract.

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Stages of the Transportation Contract

Three stages including conditioning and delivery, transportation, and arrival at destination.

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Carrier's Responsibility

Liability for total or partial loss of goods during transportation, with specific timeframes and calculations for claims.

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Compensation for Clientele

Financial remuneration provided to the agent for bringing new clients or significantly increasing operations with existing clients, limited to specific amounts.

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Prohibition of Competition

An agent's restriction from competing against the principal unless authorized, including a post-contractual agreement lasting up to two years.