A document used in trade finance (particularly for LCs) where the bank releases documents of title to the borrower to take delivery of goods, subject to the borrower holding the goods or their proceeds in trust for the bank. If the borrower sells the goods and does not remit proceeds to the bank, it constitutes criminal breach of trust (BNS S.316 / IPC S.405).
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