How Letters of Credit Operate in International Commercial Transactions: An Introduction to the UPC

Head, John W.

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2008-03

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Head, John W.

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Kansas Bar Association

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Scholarly/refereed, publisher version

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John W. Head, How Letters of Credit Operate in International Commercial Transactions: An Introduction to the UPC, 77 Journal of the Kansas Bar Association 16-23 (March 2008).

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