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Documentary Credits are the most common means by which international sale of goods contracts are financed, and are also one of the most commonly litigated aspects of international contracts.
This book provides a thorough and critical analysis of the law relating to documentary credits, and in particular, of the operation of the UCP 500, as well as the law relating to those documentary credits that fall outside the scope of these rules. This book offers a comparative analysis based on key decisions that have been made outside UK jurisdiction.
This book is ideal for legal practitioners working within the banking and commercial sectors, as well as academics and those working within the banking sector.
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About the Author:
Chris Hare is a CUF Lecturer in Law and a Fellow of Somerville College at the University of Oxford. Chris Hare initially practised a barrister (1998 Call) at 3 Verulam Buildings, where he specialised in banking law and law relating to documentary credits.
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- PublisherInforma Law from Routledge
- Publication date2026
- ISBN 10 1843114283
- ISBN 13 9781843114284
- BindingHardcover
- Number of pages400
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