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Collyer Consulting held its first Letter of Credit MasterClass in Asia

31/01/2013 Collyer Consulting held its first Letter of Credit MasterClass in Asia on 23 January in Singapore with around 100 participants in attendance. This event followed two ICC organised events in Malaysia and Hong Kong.

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According to sub-article 37 (c) : 'A bank instructing another bank to perform services is liable for any commissions, fees, costs or expenses ("charges") incurred by that bank in connection with its instructions. If a credit states that charges are for the account of the beneficiary and charges cannot be collected or deducted from proceeds, the issuing bank remains liable for payment of charges.' For cases where LCs have expired unutilised, can the instructed party unilaterally take a decision to debit the instructing party's account maintained with them (without the instructing party's authorisation) to recover those charges and advise the instructing party of the same? Would this be an acceptable practice?