Nelson Enonchong is Barber Professor of Law at the University of Birmingham. His primary area of expertise is in the fields of Contract, Commercial and Restittution Law. As a qualified Barrister, Professor Enonchong has commercial experience and advises practitioners working on complex commercial transactions.

What sets this book apart though is how it relates the principle to the question of remedies and claims. This is context which is not always properly developed in other texts on the subject.

• 1. Introduction ; 2. The Nature of Letters of Credit ; 3. The Nature of Demand Guarantees ; 4. The Independence Principle ; 5. The Fraud Exception ; 6. Nullity or Recklessness Exception? ; 7. Unconscionability Exception ; 8. The Illegality Exception ; 9. Demand in Breach of an Agreement with the Account Party ; 10. Injunctions ; 11. Claims Against the Beneficiary for a Wrongful Demand ; 12. Recovery of Overpayments ; 13. Conflict of Laws

Nelson Enonchong is Barber Professor of Law at the University of Birmingham. His primary area of expertise is in the fields of Contract, Commercial and Restittution Law. As a qualified Barrister, Professor Enonchong has commercial experience and advises practitioners working on complex commercial transactions.

What sets this book apart though is how it relates the principle to the question of remedies and claims. This is context which is not always properly developed in other texts on the subject.

• 1. Introduction ; 2. The Nature of Letters of Credit ; 3. The Nature of Demand Guarantees ; 4. The Independence Principle ; 5. The Fraud Exception ; 6. Nullity or Recklessness Exception? ; 7. Unconscionability Exception ; 8. The Illegality Exception ; 9. Demand in Breach of an Agreement with the Account Party ; 10. Injunctions ; 11. Claims Against the Beneficiary for a Wrongful Demand ; 12. Recovery of Overpayments ; 13. Conflict of Laws

Nelson Enonchong is Barber Professor of Law at the University of Birmingham. His primary area of expertise is in the fields of Contract, Commercial and Restittution Law. As a qualified Barrister, Professor Enonchong has commercial experience and advises practitioners working on complex commercial transactions.

What sets this book apart though is how it relates the principle to the question of remedies and claims. This is context which is not always properly developed in other texts on the subject.

• 1. Introduction ; 2. The Nature of Letters of Credit ; 3. The Nature of Demand Guarantees ; 4. The Independence Principle ; 5. The Fraud Exception ; 6. Nullity or Recklessness Exception? ; 7. Unconscionability Exception ; 8. The Illegality Exception ; 9. Demand in Breach of an Agreement with the Account Party ; 10. Injunctions ; 11. Claims Against the Beneficiary for a Wrongful Demand ; 12. Recovery of Overpayments ; 13. Conflict of Laws