Supreme Court of India
Ubs Ag v. State Bank of Patiala
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: Order XXXVII, Rule 3. Summary suit-Unconditional leave to defend--Triable issues - Letter of credit issued by defendant-bank to plaintiff-bank with a request to inform the beneficiary that an irrevocable Letter of Credit had been established for the sum indicated therein to be paid by the plaintiff-bank on negotiation of documents to be presented by the beneficiary-On such documents having been presented by the beneficiary to the plaintiff-bank, it made payment under the Letter of Credit to the beneficiary-The defendant-bank informed the plaintiff-bank, after
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