Los problemas derivados de la coexistencia de las reglamentaciones sobre los créditos documentarios stand-by y sobre las garantías independientes

  • Javier San Juan Crucelaegui Universidad de Deusto
DOI: https://doi.org/10.18543/ed-50(1)-2002pp173-199

Abstract

Sumario: I. La naturaleza y modalidades de los créditos stand-by. 1. El crédito stand-by financiero. 2. La utilización del crédito stand-by en garantía del pago del precio. II. La diferente naturaleza jurídica de los créditos documentarios ordinarios y de los créditos stand-by. 1. Las diferentes finalidades económicas. 2. El diferente grado de formalismo. III. La aplicabilidad de las reglas y usos uniformes sobre los creditos documentarios (RUU) a los créditos stand-by. 1. Los preceptos de las RUU aplicables a los créditos stand-by. 2. Los preceptos de las RUU no aplicables a los créditos stand-by. IV. La identidad de naturaleza entre las garantías independientes y los créditos stand-by y el campo de aplicación de sus respectivas reglamentaciones. 1. La inaplicabilidad de las RUU a las garantías independientes. 2. La aplicabilidad de las Reglas Uniformes sobre las Garantías a Demanda (RUGD) a los créditos stand-by.

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Author Biography

Javier San Juan Crucelaegui, Universidad de Deusto
Profesor de la Universidad de Deusto
Published
2015-01-20
How to Cite
San Juan Crucelaegui, Javier. 2015. “Los Problemas Derivados De La Coexistencia De Las Reglamentaciones Sobre Los créditos Documentarios Stand-by Y Sobre Las garantías Independientes”. Estudios De Deusto 50 (1), 173-99. https://doi.org/10.18543/ed-50(1)-2002pp173-199.
Issue
Vol. 50 No. 1 (2002)
Section
Studies

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