51��Ƶ����

The Letter For Cancellation Of Bank Guarantee is a crucial document used when a principal wishes to terminate a bank guarantee that is no longer required or has served its purpose under German law. This document is typically needed when the underlying obligation has been fulfilled, the guarantee period has expired, or when both parties agree to terminate the guarantee arrangement. It must comply with German banking regulations and the German Civil Code (BGB), particularly sections governing guarantees (§§ 765-778). The letter should include specific details about the guarantee, such as reference numbers, original amount, and issue date, along with clear reasoning for the cancellation request. This document is particularly important in commercial transactions where bank guarantees are common, such as construction projects, international trade, or large-scale service contracts. The format and content must adhere to strict German legal and banking requirements to ensure proper processing and acceptance by the issuing bank.

1. Letterhead and Date: Full company details of the requesting party, including address and date in proper German business letter format

2. Bank Details: Complete details of the receiving bank including specific department/branch handling guarantees

3. Reference Information: Bank guarantee number, original issue date, and amount of the guarantee

4. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is a cancellation request for a specific bank guarantee

5. Main Request: Formal request for cancellation with clear reference to the guarantee details

6. Reason for Cancellation: Brief explanation of why the guarantee is being cancelled (e.g., underlying obligation fulfilled, expiry of guarantee period)

7. Return of Original Document: Statement regarding the return of original guarantee document if applicable

8. Authorization: Confirmation of authority to request the cancellation

9. Closing: Formal closing, signature block with authorized signatory details