Per Scrutton J in Arnold Karberg & Co v Blythe, Green Jourdain & Co [1915] 2 K.B. 379 at 388:
It is not a contract that goods shall arrive, but a contract to ship goods complying with the contract of sale, to obtain, unless the contract otherwise provides, the ordinary contract of carriage to the place of destination and the ordinary contract of insurance of the goods on that voyage, and to tender these documents against payment of the contract price.Read more here:http://www.caselawquotes.net/C/CIF_Contract.html
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