In UBL 2. At this time all value qualifications are code lists, which are a Video Strip Poker Hd Email Addresses of value list the other type being identifier lists. The document contexts are all of the supplementary components and business entities in a UBL instance that have qualified values. These list all of the genericode files of code lists used by UBL information items whose values are qualified by code lists. The URI value points to the genericode file associated with the identifer. The URI is hyperlinked in this report to a rendering of the contents of the genericode file that follows the rendering of the contexts. A supplementary component is a piece of metadata describing a property of the list of values in which a particular value is found. For example, each code list of currency values has a version and when a currency value is specified in a UBL document it may be important to specify which version of the currency code list that value is found. By knowing the list from which a value is found, the semantics representated by that value are unambiguous. These sets of supplementary components describe where instance-level metadata is found that contains values of list-level metadata from genericode files. There are no supplementary components for the Binary Object. Each context identifies the collection of supplementary components by its identifier where instance-level metadata is found, then all value lists by their identifier that apply to the item being addressed. The contexts are listed first for attribute items and then for element items. Agreed settlement. Below specification goods. Short delivery. Proof of delivery required. Payment on account. Returnable container charge included. Costs for draft. Agent commission. Wrong delivery. Goods returned to agent. Goods partly returned. Transport damage. Goods on consignment. Trade discount. Deduction for late delivery. Advertising costs. Customs duties. Telephone and postal costs. Reclaimed deduction. See separate advice. Buyer refused to take delivery. Direct payment to seller. Buyer disagrees with due date.