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This document is essential for international trade transactions under Danish jurisdiction where parties seek to establish a deferred payment mechanism through a documented letter of credit. A Deferred LC provides security to the seller while offering payment flexibility to the buyer, making it particularly valuable in cross-border transactions. The document incorporates specific provisions required under Danish law, including compliance with the Danish Contracts Act and Financial Business Act, while also adhering to international banking standards such as UCP 600. It details the conditions for document presentation, examination criteria, payment terms, and the obligations of all parties involved. This instrument is commonly used when buyers require extended payment terms while ensuring sellers receive a bank-backed payment commitment.

1. Parties: Identification of all parties: Applicant, Beneficiary, Issuing Bank, and any Advising/Confirming Banks

2. Background: Context of the underlying commercial transaction and purpose of the Deferred LC

3. Definitions: Key terms used in the agreement, including specific banking and trade finance terminology

4. LC Amount and Currency: Specification of the credit amount and currency of payment

5. Deferred Payment Terms: Detailed payment schedule, maturity date, and triggering events for payment obligation

6. Document Requirements: List of required documents for presentation and compliance criteria

7. Presentation Period: Timeframe and conditions for document presentation

8. Bank's Obligations: Responsibilities and obligations of the issuing and any confirming banks

9. Applicant's Obligations: Responsibilities and obligations of the LC applicant, including reimbursement terms

10. Beneficiary's Rights: Terms governing the beneficiary's right to payment upon compliant presentation

11. Examination of Documents: Standards and timeframe for document examination

12. Discrepancies and Waivers: Procedures for handling documentary discrepancies

13. Force Majeure: Provisions for unforeseen circumstances affecting contract performance

14. Governing Law and Jurisdiction: Specification of Danish law as governing law and jurisdiction details