Sentence examples for documentary credit from inspiring English sources
Compound that with the knowledge that the only documentary credit to his name is entitled Reality Show, about "an eccentric millionaire who bankrolls his own amateur reality show" and dupes female contestants into fulfilling his sexual fantasy, you start to wonder.
This is important for the buyer as banks' liabilities and responsibilities under documentary credit are limited to documents and not goods represented by the documents.
The documents are either required by the importer to satisfy the country's trade control authorities or to enable a documentary credit transaction to be implemented.
The two most common methods are payment under a collection agreement and payment under a letter of credit, also called a documentary credit.
The above documents do not contain details of the insurance being effected and therefore are not considered satisfactory by banks which normally require evidence of an insurance contract in documents required under a documentary credit.
The banks which operate the documentary credit act as agents for the buyer, who is the principal, and as such they should not pay against documents that are different from those specified.
Wheble, Bernard S. (1971) "Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credits 1971 Revision," Cornell International Law Journal: Vol. 4 : No. 2, Article 1.
In 1933 the International Chamber of Commerce in Paris published the Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credits, which was revised in 1951, in 1962, and once again in 1983.
This is the first fiction feature by Mr. Rudavsky, who has a string of documentary credits and not, it seems, enough experience with actors.
I am looking for the ICC Docdex Descision 343 which is apparently published in the Collected DOCDEX Decisions 2013 2016 Decisions by ICC experts on documentary credits.
Her documentary credits include "Failure to Protect," a series about Maine's child welfare system, and "Hillary's Class," about the 1969 Wellesley College graduating class that included the future Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton.
