A credit calls for marine B/L and a charter party is acceptable. The presentation of a marine B/L co

A credit calls for shipment of (description of goods) FOB Shanghai. A presented commercial invoice does not specifically state "FOB Shanghai".

(1)( ) It is a discrepancy.

(2)( ) It is not a discrepancy.

The eUCP applies to a credit which calls for presentation of documents as follows:

(1)( ) paper documents alone.

(2)( ) electronic records alone.

(3)( ) electronic records in combination with paper documents.

(1)( ) refinance.

(2)( ) acceptance.

(3)( ) sight payment.

(4)( ) deferred payment.

(1)( )Yes (2)( )No

(Note: The additional costs, if any, were included in the freight, and the credit does not state that additional costs to freight are not acceptable. )

(1)( ) 28th February 2008

(2)( ) 1st March 2008

(3)( ) 2nd March 2008

(4)( ) 3rd March 2008

A.Tape-recording of incoming and outgoing calls

B.Prompt confirmation of trades and acquisition of completed legal agreements

C.Compensation schemes directly linked to calendar-year revenues

D.Independent credit department personnel reviewing and approving, as deemed appropriate, all over-line requests

A. An AWB indicates:

(1) A specific notation of an actual date of despatch is 10 July.

(2) A date of issue of the AWB is 11 July.

B. A credit stipulates air transport shipment latest 10 July, the above AWB is ( ) acceptable/( ) not acceptable.

C. A credit stipulates air transport shipment latest 10 July, it also calls for an actual date of dispatch to be indicated by a specific notation of such date, then the above AWB is ( ) acceptable/( ) not acceptable.

Beneficiary presents a charter party B/L indicating as follows:

(1)Port of loading: one European Port

Port of discharge: one North China Port

It is ( ) acceptable/( ) not acceptable.

(2)Port of loading: Rotterdam

Port of discharge: one North China port

It is ( ) acceptable/( ) not acceptable.