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The Bank Guarantee Irrevocable is a fundamental financial instrument used in various commercial and business contexts under Belgian law. It serves as a powerful security mechanism where a bank provides an unconditional commitment to pay a specified amount to a beneficiary upon demand, typically to secure performance or payment obligations in commercial transactions, construction projects, or international trade. The document's irrevocable nature means it cannot be modified or cancelled without the beneficiary's consent, providing robust protection. Used extensively in cross-border transactions, it complies with both Belgian domestic law (including the Civil Code and Banking Law) and EU banking regulations, making it particularly suitable for international business operations involving Belgian entities or Belgian-governed transactions.

1. Parties: Identification of the Bank (Guarantor), the Applicant (Principal), and the Beneficiary with full legal names and addresses

2. Background: Context of the underlying transaction or relationship necessitating the bank guarantee

3. Definitions: Key terms used in the guarantee including 'Guarantee Amount', 'Expiry Date', 'Demand', etc.

4. Guarantee Amount: Specification of the maximum amount guaranteed and currency

5. Scope of Guarantee: Clear description of the obligations being guaranteed and nature of the guarantee

6. Duration and Validity: Effective date, expiry date, and any conditions affecting the guarantee's validity period

7. Demand Procedure: Process and requirements for making a valid demand under the guarantee

8. Payment Terms: Conditions and timeframe for payment upon receipt of a valid demand

9. Irrevocability Statement: Express statement confirming the irrevocable nature of the guarantee

10. Reduction Provisions: Terms for any automatic or circumstantial reduction in the guarantee amount

11. Governing Law and Jurisdiction: Confirmation of Belgian law as governing law and jurisdiction for disputes