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The phrase and ones similar are used in trade finance and other areas where the shipment of goods and services needs to be matched to the payment for the goods and service. The key is the definition of delivery. At what point does the vendor delivery the contracted item(s) and then when does the buyer indicate acceptance. Payment is very much dependent on both. The situation also involves the idea that delivery can trigger taxes, duties and other legal requirements which the two parties need to be concerned about when setting up the contracts. Given the long history of trading across boarders there is a well defined if not arcane set of terms and meanings for various situations. For example has the manufactured delivered when the goods are ready for pick up at the factory, when the goods are transported to a shipping pier or airport or are the goods to be delivered to the customer directly with shipping costs included?

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