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毕业设计 题 目 Letter of Credit 姓 名 学 号— 专业年级 11 商务英语专三 指导教师 职 称讲师 Contents TOC \o 1-5 \h \z \o Current Document Chapter I. I ntroduct ion 1.. \o Current Document Definition of Letter of Credit 1 The Cause 1. \o Current Document The An alysis 1. \o Current Document Chapter II. The Content of the L/C 2 \o Current Document The Descriptio n of the L/C 2. \o Current Document Requireme nts of the Goods 2 \o Current Document Requireme nts of the Shipmen.t 2 \o Current Document Requireme nts of the Docume nt 2.. \o Current Document Special Requirements 3... \o Current Document Chapter 川 Rights and Obligation 3. \o Current Document Issu ing bank 3... \o Current Document Advis ing bank 3.. \o Current Document Ben eficiary 3. \o Current Document Negotiati ng bank 4. \o Current Document Pay ing bank 4. \o Current Document Chapter IV Procedure Summarized from the L/C in Question 4 \o Current Document First Step 4.. \o Current Document Notice to the Issu ing Bank .4. \o Current Document Delivery to the Advis ing Bank 4 \o Current Document Duty of the Advis ing Bank .5. \o Current Document Property of the L/C .5.. \o Current Document The Details of Shipp ing .5.. \o Current Document Appe ndix 7.. Chapter I. Introduction Definition of Letter of Credit A letter of credit or L/C is a conditional undertaking of payments by a bank. It is an undertaking issued by a bank for the account of the buyer (the applicant )or for its own account, to pay the beneficiary the value of the draft and/or documents provided that the terms and conditions of the documentary credit are complied with. The Function of L/C The letter of credit is the mostly widely used instrument of international banking. In international trade it is almost impossible to match payment with physical delivery of the goods, which constitutes conflicting problems for trade. Since the exporter prefers to get paid before releasing the goods and the importer prefers to obtain control