ICC Opinion: Is the Original Standby Letter of Credit Required When Making a Demand? R821(TA802rev)

ICC Opinion: Is the Original Standby Letter of Credit Required When Making a Demand? R821(TA802rev)

ICC Rules Study_ International Chamber of Commerce Opinion This is a dispute regarding discrepancies arising from a presentation under a standby letter of credit issued in accordance with UCP 600, and the conclusion also applies to presentations under documentary letters of credit: R821 Did the beneficiary need to present the original advice of the standby … Read more

ICC Opinion: Discrepancies Between Pre-printed Invoice Content and Letter of Credit R812 (TA824rev)

ICC Opinion: Discrepancies Between Pre-printed Invoice Content and Letter of Credit R812 (TA824rev)

ICC Rules Study_ International Chamber of Commerce Opinion The analysis process of this official opinion is somewhat special, as it includes two parts: the analysis process of the National Committee of Country I, which provides more detailed and accurate case details, and the analysis of the ICC Banking Commission, which is more targeted; however, their … Read more

How to Meet the Requirement of “Payable in Country X” for Bank Guarantees? R818(TA799rev)

How to Meet the Requirement of "Payable in Country X" for Bank Guarantees? R818(TA799rev)

ICC Rules Study_ International Chamber of Commerce Opinion This opinion is a review of a bank guarantee required under a letter of credit, with the key point being the requirement of the bank guarantee: Payable in Country X. R818 The credit requires the presentation of a guarantee payable in Country X; the presented guarantee complies … Read more

ICC Opinion: Are Documents Required for Standby Letters of Credit? R798(TA763)

ICC Opinion: Are Documents Required for Standby Letters of Credit? R798(TA763)

ICC Rules Study_ International Chamber of Commerce Opinion (Note: The following content was published on 4.2 but was deleted by the official account on the same day. To maintain continuity of ICC opinion content, it is being republished in a “non-original” format. Those who have read it can skip this.) This is a dispute arising … Read more