Recently Decided Cases
DCW maintains a list of recently-decided court cases involving commercial letters of credit, standby LCs, demand guarantees, and other trade
State Bank of Pakistan (SBP), the country’s central bank, has lifted restrictions on Pakistani banks opening letters of credit
A coalition of internet service providers, broadband associations, and digital equity advocates in the US are challenging a requirement that applicants for federal broadband funding must furnish a letter of credit in order to receive funds.
In a recent discussion circle, LC specialists considered the situation of a bank receiving an MT710 to which the first
Confirmation to any modern-day documentary credit is an essential risk mitigation tool for a beneficiary that enables it to deal
An appellate court has reversed a trial decision, determining that an “overly burdensome” pleading requirement was applied to the amended
Roy Johannes Gillar of Las Vegas, Harold Mignott of Voorhees, New Jersey, and Jerrid Douglas, of Freehold, New Jersey received prison sentences of six years, three years, and 45 months respectively, for their actions in a USD 1 million “upfront-fee” scheme which defrauded victims.
A Georgia (USA) man was arrested by detectives of the Manatee County (Florida) Sheriff’s Office and charged with Scheme to Defraud and Money Laundering and detectives have issued an arrest warrant for another Georgia man on charges of Scheme to Defraud and Conspiracy.
This is the full text of the UK Electronic Documents Act (UK EDA) of 2023, including all definitions, how the law applies, and when it went into effect.
The 2-in-1 Standby: a Bid Standby that converts into a longer- term Performance Standby if certain conditions are met.
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