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Independent bank guarantees as protection against breach of contract in international trade
Independent bank guarantees are commonly used in international trade as protective means in order to ensure that the underlying obligation is properly fulfilled. These guarantees take a number of different forms and are often interlinked in one and the same major international transaction. It is ess...
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School For Advanced Legal Studies
2026
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