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A Bank Guarantee Return Letter is utilized when a beneficiary wishes to formally return and cancel a bank guarantee that is no longer required or has served its purpose. This document is particularly important in Hong Kong's commercial landscape, where bank guarantees are frequently used in various business transactions. The letter typically includes specific details about the original guarantee (such as reference numbers, dates, and amounts), a clear statement of return and cancellation, and appropriate release language. It serves as conclusive evidence that the beneficiary no longer requires the guarantee and releases the bank from all obligations thereunder. The document must comply with Hong Kong banking regulations and practices, including specific requirements under the Banking Ordinance and related legislation. This formal return process helps manage the bank's contingent liabilities and provides clarity on the status of outstanding guarantees.

1. Date and Letterhead: Bank's letterhead, date of issuance, and reference numbers

2. Addressee Details: Full name and address of the beneficiary returning the guarantee

3. Reference to Original Guarantee: Details of the original bank guarantee including reference number, date, amount, and purpose

4. Confirmation of Return: Clear statement confirming the return of the original bank guarantee

5. Release Declaration: Statement releasing the bank from all obligations under the guarantee

6. Acknowledgment of Cancellation: Confirmation that the guarantee is cancelled and no longer valid

7. Authorized Signature Block: Space for authorized signatory's name, title, and signature