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Lloyd's Commercial Law Library

Documentary Credits

Practice and Principles

Hare, Chris

Documentary Credits

Lloyd's Commercial Law Library

Documentary Credits

Practice and Principles

Lloyd's Commercial Law Library: Documentary Credits

 

Dealing with the law relating to documentary credits in both an English and international context, this book provides information on the law of documentary credits; and an examination of the fundamental concepts of the documentary credit regime including: the principle of autonomy; the doctrine of strict compliance; and the 'fraud exception'.

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Beschrijving Lloyd's Commercial Law Library: Documentary Credits

Dealing with the law relating to documentary credits in both an English and international context, this book provides information on the law of documentary credits; and an examination of the fundamental concepts of the documentary credit regime including: the principle of autonomy; the doctrine of strict compliance; and the 'fraud exception'.

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