Examples of Documentary Collection in a sentence
NoType of servicePrices, EUR8.1.1.Import Documentary Collection (the Bank's customer is the buyer of goods) 8.1.1.1.Advice of Documentary collection50,00 EUR8.1.1.2.Delivery of documents against payment/acceptance0.20% of the amount (min.
Objects in the Documentary Collection may be used for research and exhibition.
Bank shall not be required to assume any responsibility or take any care beyond the duty and is only expected to exercise reasonable care, in sending the collection documents submitted by the Client under Documentary Collection either directly or through any of our offices or branches or correspondent banks or agents to the Collecting Bank.
The export documents sent through Documentary Collection route will be delivered by the Collecting Bank i.e. Buyer’s Bank to the Buyer as per the instructions mentioned on the ‘ Delivery instructions’.
You also agree that the URC may at our discretion apply to any Documentary Collection handled or processed by us.
Send new trade applications including Documentary Credit, Documentary Collection, Guarantees & Standby LC & Trade Loan; provide acceptance of Import Bills and settlement instructions.
Notwithstanding anything stated elsewhere to the contrary, our liability to you for any loss or damage arising from or in connection with any Undertaking or Documentary Collection to which these Terms and Conditions apply, shall be limited to the amount of actual direct losses attributable to our gross negligence, wilful default or fraud arising out of any such Undertaking or Documentary Collection.
Spence, The Search for Modern China: A Documentary Collection, 139.
However, upon receipt of such funds, the Bank shall be entitled to use those proceeds, as it may deem fit, for any Indebtedness of the Client to the Bank, notwithstanding whether such Indebtedness is secured or unsecured, before transferring proceeds of such Documentary Collection to the account of the Client.
Spence, The Search for Modern China: A Documentary Collection (New York: W.W. Norton Company Inc., 1999), 155.