Within an International Trade transaction, there are various parties, besides the Seller and the Buyer with whom Contracts are, or may be entered into.

As a Consultant to an International Trade Organisation, kindly identify and appraise, and support those express and significant details and terms, in your view, in the Contract of Sale, that SHOULD NOT conflict or allow for misinterpretation in any other of the third-party contracts, namely: The Contract of Insurance; The Contract with the Bank, and the Contract with the Carrier.

Example:

A Letter of Credit is concluded with the Bank for payment by a deadline that conflicts with the Contract of Sale, which expressly specifies that the goods may be shipped after the payment deadline date.