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Transferee

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Transferee
The party who has received the benefits of a letter of credit by action of a transfer.
Transferee
The person or organization to whom a transfer of funds or assets is made. For example, if Joe writes a check to Bob, Bob is the transferee because he receives the stated amount of money from Joe's bank account. See also: Payee.
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The Eighth Circuit has applied the limitations period of the transferor court; the Fourth, Seventh, and Eleventh circuits have used that of the transferee court; and the Second, Fifth, and Sixth circuits have done both.
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