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The Uniform Rules of Collections are the international standards of draft collection practices established for bankers by the International Chamber of Commerce.  The Uniform Rules are not law but are more properly viewed as a handbook for banks used to establish common understanding of terminology and expectations.  
The Uniform Rules of Collections are the international standards of draft collection practices established for bankers by the International Chamber of Commerce.  The Uniform Rules are not law but are more properly viewed as a handbook for banks used to establish common understanding of terminology and expectations.  


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Uniform Rules for Collections

The Uniform Rules of Collections are the international standards of draft collection practices established for bankers by the International Chamber of Commerce. The Uniform Rules are not law but are more properly viewed as a handbook for banks used to establish common understanding of terminology and expectations.