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B. Thesis
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In Persian
1. Ansarian, M. (2019). International Trade through Traditional and Electronic Letters of Credit. Biannual Scientific Journal of Civil Law Knowledge, 8(1), 11-22.
2. Banaei Nasari, M. (2020). Law of Letters of Credit (Commercial and Guarantee), (2nd ed., Vol. 2). Tehran: Shahr-e Danesh Publications.
3. Zamanian, M., & Vatani, Z. (2022). Increasing the Efficiency of Letters of Credit with Private Blockchain Technology and Smart Contracts and a Comparative Assessment of the Compatibility of Laws with It. Legal Research Quarterly, 25(Special Issue on Law and Technology), 445-478. doi: 10.52547/jlr.2022.225225.2067
