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CIPS L4M3 - Commercial Contracting

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Total 196 questions

Company A based in Canada signed a commercial contract with Company B in Egypt. Both countries are Contracting States to Vienna Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. The contract states that "The validity, interpretation, construction and performance of this Agreement shall be governed by the laws of Canada". Which of the following set of rules will be applied if dispute between contracting parties occurs?

A.

CISG

B.

Canada’s legal system

C.

WTO rules

D.

Egypt’s legal system

Which of the following are benefits of using model form contracts? Select TWO that apply.

Liability is greatly reduced for suppliers

Suppliers can renegotiate terms more easily

They improve contract consistency

They are widely accepted in certain industries

A.

1 and 3

B.

1 and 2

C.

2 and 4

D.

3 and 4

Which of the following statement is true about insurance?

A.

An insurance policy can be mechanism of substance to back up indemnity

B.

The supplier must always pay the insurance premium for goods-in-transit

C.

An insurance policy transfers the legal liabilities from the insured to the insurer

D.

Professional indemnity insurance provides the insured business with financial protection against the liabilities caused by or arising out of the products supplied

Company A buys a lorry from Company B on hire purchase. During the contractual period, Company A makes default in paying the instalment. Company B has...?

A.

The right to take repossession of the lorry

B.

The option to repossess the lorry

C.

No right to take repossession

D.

Company B has to approach the court

A manufacturing company signed a contract with a raw material supplier. The contract includes a clause on liquidated damages in case of late delivery. Purchaser was obliged to pay after 30 days from delivery. Eventually raw material was delivered 1 week later than initial plan due to supplier’s slow production process. There is no defect in the delivered batch. Which of the following can be claimed by the manufacturing company?

A.

Rights to refunds or repairs

B.

Right of set-off

C.

Right of third party

D.

Right of extending payment

Tony Campbell, a West Logistics Ltd (WLL) procurement manager, is working on a specification for a data storage solution. The current version of an Information Security Management standard (ISO 27001) has been identified as a suitable standard for potential suppliers to be certified to. What is the advantage to WLL of stipulating this type of standard within a product specification?

A.

It removes the requirement for quality management measures

B.

It allows the buying organisation to set the pricing for its products

C.

It ensures the suppliers control spending and pass the savings on

D.

It allows all suppliers to understand the common criteria that is required

Which of the following is a key element for the development of a contract?

A.

Scoping specifications

B.

Contract management

C.

Budget approval

D.

Managing suppliers

Which of the following would be steps in the preparation of an invitation to tender? Select TWO that apply.

A.

Re-writing a model form contract

B.

Creating a detailed specification

C.

Learning International Standards

D.

Advertising the requirement

E.

Publishing your company's financial reports

Which of the following could be the last document in a 'battle of the forms'?

A.

Quotation

B.

Order acknowledgement

C.

Purchase order

D.

Invitation to Tender (ITT)

XYZ Ltd and Engineer Corp signed a long-term supply contract in which both parties had agreed on performance targets. Recently, due to increased customer demands, XYZ Ltd realises that they should make changes to the contract with Engineer Corp with regards to performance management. These changes are approved and signed by both the buyer and seller. The changes to the contract are known as...?

A.

An amendment to the prime contract

B.

A stand-alone subcontract to the prime contract

C.

An appendix to the prime contract

D.

A separate counter-offer to the supplier