Title: UCP 500 1993
Creator: International Chamber of Commerce (ICC)
Rights: Copyright (C) 1997 International Chamber of Commerce (ICC)
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Date: 1997-03
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1 UCP500 1993 - Uniform Customs and Practices for Documentary Credits 1993 2 A. - General Provisions and Definitions (Articles 1 - 5) 3 Article 1 - Application of UCP 4 Article 2 - Meaning of Credit 5 Article 3 - Credits v Contracts 6 Article 4 - Documents v Goods/Services/Performances 7 Article 5 - Instructions to Issue/Amend Credits 8 B. - Form and Notification of Credits (Articles 6 - 10) 9 Article 6 - Revocable v Irrevocable Credits 10 Article 7 - Advising Bank's Liability 11 Article 8 - Revocation of a Credit 12 Article 9 - Liability of Issuing and Confirming Banks 13 Article 10 - Types of Credit 14 Article 11 - Teletransmitted and Pre-Advised Credits 15 Article 12 - Incomplete or Unclear Instructions 16 C. - Liabilities and Responsibilities (Articles 13 - 19) 17 Article 13 - Standard for Examination of Documents 18 Article 14 - Discrepant Documents and Notice 19 Article 15 - Disclaimer on Effectiveness of Documents 20 Article 16 - Disclaimer on the Transmission of Messages 21 Article 17 - Force Majeure 22 Article 18 - Disclaimer for Acts of an Instructed Party 23 Article 19 - Bank-to-Bank Reimbursement Arrangements 24 D. - Documents (Articles 20 - 38) 25 Article 20 - Ambiguity as to the Issuers of Documents 26 Article 21 - Unspecified Issuers or Contents of Documents 27 Article 22 - Issuance Date of Documents v Credit Date 28 Article 23 - Marine/Ocean Bill of Lading 29 Article 24 - Non-Negotiable Sea Waybill 30 Article 25 - Charter Party Bill of Lading 31 Article 26 - Multimodal Transport Document 32 Article 27 - Air Transport Document, Road, Rail or Inland Waterway 33 Article 28 - Transport Documents 34 Article 29 - Courier and Post Receipts 35 Article 30 -Transport Documents Issued by Freight Forwarders 36 Article 31 - "On Deck", "Shipper's Load and Count", Name of Consignor 37 Article 32 - Clean Transport Documents 38 Article 33 - Freight Payable/Prepaid Transport Documents 39 Article 34 - Insurance Documents 40 Article 35 - Type of Insurance Cover 41 Article 36 - All Risks Insurance Cover 42 Article 37 - Commercial Invoices 43 Article 38 - Other Documents 44 E. - Miscellaneous Provisions (Articles 39 - 47) 45 Article 39 - Allowances in Credit Amount,Quantity and Unit Price 46 Article 40 - Partial Shipments/Drawings 47 Article 41 - Instalment Shipments/Drawings 48 Article 42 - Expiry Date and Place for Presentation of Documents 49 Article 43 - Limitation on the Expiry Date 50 Article 44 - Extension of Expiry Date 51 Article 45 - Hours of Presentation 52 Article 46 - General Expressions as to Dates for Shipment 53 Article 47 - Date Terminology for Periods of Shipment 54 F. - Transferable Credit (Article 48) 55 Article 48 - Transferable Credit 56 G. - Assignment of Proceeds (Article 49) 57 Article 49 - Assignment of Proceeds 58 Obtaining the UCP 500 59 The substantive text of the UCP 500 is not distributable - < A HRef="../icc/doc.html">ICC Copyright notice and address from which ICC publications may be obtained.</a>). 60 It is hoped that at some stage these texts will be freely available, and the ICC will collect its publication revenues off the ICC official commented texts.