3 If a credit is transferred to more than one second beneficiary, refusal of an amendment by...
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3 If a credit is transferred to more than one second beneficiary, refusal of an amendment by one or more second beneficiaries does not invalidate the acceptance by the other second beneficiaries.
Note: this is a difficult situation for advising or confirming banks, who may find themselves operating two completely different credits: one for the accepting beneficiaries and another for those who refused amendments.
This is another example of why banks often decline to operate transferable credits.
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