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Identify the main documents used in internal trade:
(a) A confirmed purchase order containing the term and condition on which buyer and seller agree on the product detail and cost.
(b) This document is an evidence of contract between buyer and seller. This document contains detailed description of goods quantity, price, total value, term of payment etc.
(c) A document of title issued by the transporters when goods are sent by roadways.
(d) A document of title issued by the railway authorities when goods are sent by railways.

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(a) Performa Invoice
(b) Commercial Invoice
(c) Lorry Receipt
(d) Railway Receipt

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