Recently one supplier sent a short sea shipment.
Total Inv Qty: 80 Drums
Physically Received Qty:78 Drums
In amount: $750 has been received less.
As the payment term was sight ,our bank transferred the inv value to the beneficiaries bank.
Now my question is - How i can recover the amount? Is there any option to recover the amount by issuing debit note / credit note. Or there is other way?
Debit Note and Credit Note
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Re: Debit Note and Credit Note
Hi,
You should sent the information to the supplier with the debit note for short landing.
Thanks
You should sent the information to the supplier with the debit note for short landing.
Thanks
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Re: Debit Note and Credit Note
refer to article 30 b and c , in respect of quantity of the goods , if credits stipulates number of packaging units or individual items , tolerance is not acceptable and since in your case drums quantity were mentioned 8 pieces , bank can consider this presentation of documents not complying.
but you must also consider if credit permitted partial shipment and this was sent as first shipment , it can be considered as complying presentation.
b.regards
omid
but you must also consider if credit permitted partial shipment and this was sent as first shipment , it can be considered as complying presentation.
b.regards
omid