For the most part it is up to the quality of the contract whether the transaction is executed in a simple or difficult way, fails or not

We wish to assist the preparation of contracts in the framework of our complex foreign trade activity.

We undertake to do this because we have experienced that although all the business conditions are satisfied, the foreign trade company has already found the right partner and product, trade contract are often concluded hastily. WHY DOES THIS HAPPEN? Think the following questions over:

• Are you sure that you know the relevant legal regulations?
• Do you know which of these have to be included in the contract, to prevent failure of contract?
• Are you familiar with the foreign trade techniques (INCOTERMS, general liability regulations) in order to avoid putting the company at a disadvantage with those companies which possess this knowledge?
• Are you familiar with the role and the different forms of foreign trade procedures, financial techniques (for example payment guarantees, letters of credit) serving financial guarantee and security for our clients?

If any of these questions remain unanswered, it is worth considering our assistance in this field as well because in the majority of the cases it is up to the quality of the contract

• whether the transaction is executed in a simple or difficult way, fails or not, thus
• if it produces profit or loss.

In order that our clients conclude a contract which

• is legally valid
• is financially secure
• does not include any unnecessary risk-taking

• we as experts are ready to participate in the partner's negotiations in Hungary
• we prepare order samples,
• we work out contract drafts.

All of this

• we emphasize because in one hand very often it is at least three times easier to conclude and execute a good contract, than straightening up a bad one,
• on the other hand contract errors discovered after the time of execution of transaction are difficult to correct without prestige and/or material losses.

As we are familiar with all possible pitfalls,

• we can point them out
• before the signing of the contract and include their parry in the contract (terms of delivery, sanctions, etc.).