In foreign trade, the seller offers the goods or services to the buyer in accordance with the terms of the contract, while the buyer pays the price of the goods or service to the seller At the first stage of international commercial relations, the seller and the buyer negotiate between them and reveal their intention to exchange a certain good (or service). When an agreement is reached between both parties, it is compulsory for the seller to prepare and dispatch the goods subject to the contract and to decide on how the payment will be made, how the risks will be shared mutually, and the procedures and principles to be followed in resolving a dispute that may arise. In periods when overseas sales occur, parties to the contract of sale and to include many issues that they want to be applied to the legal relationship between them (for example: sharing of expenses, issuance of goods and transportation documents, insurance, etc.). These are “individual (singular) contracts” arranged for each batch of goods or sales relationship and according to the requests of each party. Nowadays, buyers and sellers use “individual contracts” that they shape by taking the issues they want to be implemented (sharing of expenses, issuance of goods and transportation documents, insurance, etc.) within the scope of the contract or “type contracts” arranged by various national or international organizations. They make “individual contracts” by adding provisions containing differences according to their characteristics. The issuance of documents pertaining to goods and transportation, insurance, etc.). These are “individual (singular) contracts” arranged for each batch of goods or sales relationship and according to the requests of each party. Nowadays, buyers and sellers use “individual contracts” that they shape by taking the issues they want to be implemented (sharing of expenses, issuance of goods and transportation documents, insurance, etc.) within the scope of the contract or “type contracts” arranged by various national or international organizations. They make “individual contracts” by adding provisions containing differences according to their characteristics. The issuance of documents pertaining to goods and transportation, insurance, etc.). These are “individual (singular) contracts” arranged for each batch of goods or sales relationship and according to the requests of each party. Nowadays, buyers and sellers use “individual contracts” that they shape by taking the issues they want to be implemented (sharing of expenses, issuance of goods and transportation documents, insurance, etc.) within the scope of the contract or “type contracts” arranged by various national or international organizations. They make “individual contracts” by adding provisions containing differences according to their characteristics. are “individual (singular) contracts” arranged for each batch of goods or sales relationship and according to the requests of each party. Nowadays, buyers and sellers use “individual contracts” that they shape by taking the issues they want to be implemented (sharing of expenses, issuance of goods and transportation documents, insurance, etc.) within the scope of the contract or “type contracts” arranged by various national or international organizations. They make “individual contracts” by adding provisions containing differences according to their characteristics. are “individual (singular) contracts” arranged for each batch of goods or sales relationship and according to the requests of each party. Nowadays, buyers and sellers use “individual contracts” that they shape by taking the issues they want to be implemented (sharing of expenses, issuance of goods and transportation documents, insurance, etc.) within the scope of the contract or “type contracts” arranged by various national or international organizations. They make “individual contracts” by adding provisions containing differences according to their characteristics.

The widespread use of mass production in countries and developments in the field of transportation have led to an increase in international sales, and the parties who buy or sell the same type of goods have led to “type contracts” instead of “individual contracts” containing detailed provisions. Especially, national and international associations, professional organizations or chambers formed by merchants working in the same field prepare uniform rules and type contracts. Agricultural and animal products (sugar, cotton, spices, textiles, rubber, etc.) and various metals, etc. There are many “type of contracts” that have been voted on and made available to the parties.

GZL Group arranges the international contracts of your company with its experienced staff and lawyers competent in international agreements and provides you convenience in this regard.