Sanders v. Bonomi

How later courts describe this case

• "Statutes must be read and construed together to give effect to both . . . ."
• variance in inspection certificates, largely created by conflicting instructions from customer, too insignificant to justify dishonor
• the authority to revive a corporation must have statutory support similar to that which created it
• “[w]e would be in a state of anarchy if the parties ... could avoid decisions by the simple process of taking their dolls and going home”
• “documents submitted incident to a letter of credit are to be strictly construed”
• nothing improper in issuer seeking waiver from customer