Supreme Court of India
Fargo Freight Ltd. v. The Commodities Exchange Corporation and Ors.
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Banking Law : Hiring of a vessel from a Foreign firm-Payment of freight and demurrage charges-Letter of Credit in exchange of Cargo-Freight paid by the firm-Liability in respect of demurrage-Suitfiled against respondent/ bankers-High Court directed issuing banker to keep alive the Letter of Credit-Arbitration-Arbitrator gave Award in favour of the firm awarding demurrage charges with interest thereon-Enforcement Petition-Decreed by High Court-Noticing discrepancies in the documents, banker did not make payment-High Court found no discrepancies in the documents and directed the banker to make
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