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 Users’ Handbook for Documentary Credits
under UCP 600
By Prof. John Dolan and Walter (Buddy) Baker
Users’ Handbook to Documentary Credits under UCP 600 is designed to serve as an introduction to users of documentary credits. It strives to demonstrate the way commercial parties and bankers have used this remarkable commercial device, the documentary credit, to achieve their objectives.
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 The Complete UCP
Uniform Customs and Practice
for Documentary Credits
Texts, Rules and History 1920-2007
Written and Compiled by Dan Taylor
The Complete UCP traces the history of the rules from their inception more than 70 years ago through their latest revision, UCP 600, which came into effect on 1 July 2007.
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 Insights into UCP 600
Collected Articles from DCI 2003 to 2008
Edited by Ron Katz
Insights into UCP 600 contains almost 70 articles on UCP 600 written for the magazine DCInsight during the five years from 2003 to 2008: 39 articles written prior to the adoption and 30 articles after the adoption of UCP 600.
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 2008 Annual Survey of Letter of Credit Law and Practice
Edited by James E. Byrne & Christopher S. Byrnes
This important reference contains all of the major articles, court decisions, statutes and governmental actions, and practices.
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 We Must Talk Because We Can
Mediating International Intellectual Property Disputes
By David Plant
In We Must Talk Because We Can, David Plant focuses on the process of mediation and on the mediator, the client and the counsel. Mediation, from Mr. Plant’s point of view, is interest-based negotiation facilitated by a third person – the mediator. His aim is to help you – whatever your role – to prepare for and engage in such mediation at the most productive level.
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 Independence of Arbitrators
ICC International Court of Arbitration Bulletin Supplement
Independence is an essential requirement of anyone called upon to judge the opposing claims of parties in dispute. Independence of Arbitrators illustrates and elucidates many of the practical issues flowing from this requirement, while at the same time offering philosophical and comparative perspectives on the subject.
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 Letters of Credit and Bank Guarantees
under International Trade Law
by Matti Kurkela
“Matti Kurkela has given practitioners, courts, and scholars a fine comparative study. Its heavy annotation of world-wide letter of credit and guarantee law sources, with special emphasis on European and commercial law, make it a genuinely unique offering. For those serious about letters of credit and bank guarantees, this treatise is a rich resource."
John F. Dolan, Distinguished Professor of Law, Wayne State University
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 International Commercial Law
Second, Revised Edition
Edited by Willem J.H. Wiggers
The practice of international commercial law has become so complex since the onset of ‘globalization’ that it has become virtually impossible for interested parties to collect their own copies of the various source materials. Hence this very welcome collection, which in its first edition quickly became a cornerstone resource for business lawyers.
After six years, the editor has thoroughly updated this truly indispensable book, making it far and away the most complete collection of applicable treaties, institutional rules, regulations, model laws, and codes any international commercial law practitioner, scholar, or student will find anywhere.
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 DCInsight
Since January 2008, DCInsight is published in a new, enhanced format. Click here for more details.
In the April-July issue:
An interview with Gary Collyer, Chair of the UCP Drafting Group
L/Cs and politics: a potent mix
Charter Party B/Ls and UCP article 22
The latest on the revision of the Uniform Rules for Guarantees
Recent Banking Commission Opinions on UCP 600
And more
 
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