BLOCK 1. 1. The goods are considered to be delivered by Sellers and accepted by Buyers _____

1. The goods are considered to be delivered by Sellers and accepted by Buyers _____ quantity: as per weight indicated in the Bill of Lading in conformity with the _____ of the shore tanks at the port of loading.

2. The Letter of Credit _____ not later than 15 days before the agreed time of shipment of each lot of the goods.

3. Sellers are to insure the goods for their account _____ including risks of _____ exceeding 1 per cent.

4. Should Buyers fail to open the Letter of Credit in time, they are to pay Sellers _____ for each day of the delay.

5. The weight stated in the _____ is to be considered final and binding upon both parties.

6. In case of a dispute on the quality of the goods in connection with _____ in the analyses, an analysis which is final and _____ both parties is to be made by a neutral laboratory agreed upon by the parties.

7. Previous to loading the goods, 4 arbitration samples are to be taken from each of the _____ from which the goods are to be loaded in the _____.

8. Payment out of the Letter of Credit is _____ by Sellers to the Bank of the following documents: …

9. Should the delay in the opening of the Letter of Credit _____ 20 days, Sellers shall have the right to refuse to deliver the goods.

10. _____ and dead freight paid by Sellers in connection with the delay in the opening of the Letter of Credit are _____ by Buyers.

11. Expenses in connection with the opening, amendment and _____ of the Letter of Credit to be paid by Buyers.

12. The Letter of Credit is _____ for 60 days.