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[[Chicken licken]] can have fun with this one. A prior notice must be given before the event in question, right? | [[Chicken licken]] can have fun with this one. A prior notice must be given before the event in question, right? But what if the notice is given afterward, but is expressed to have retrospective effect? You may wish to strike someone who asks such a stupid question, for it is indeed worthy of a walloping, but it does happen. Spotted negotiated into a prime brokerage document — no doubt granted at length by an exasperated negotiator who was ultimately not prepared to [[die in a ditch]] about it: | ||
But what if the notice is given afterward, but is expressed to have retrospective effect? You may wish to strike someone who asks such a stupid question, for it is indeed worthy of a walloping, but it does happen. | |||
:“We may change the terms of the loan upon prior written notice to you ('''''such notice not to have retrospective effect''''').” | :“We may change the terms of the loan upon prior written notice to you ('''''such notice not to have retrospective effect''''').” | ||
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Chicken licken can have fun with this one. A prior notice must be given before the event in question, right? But what if the notice is given afterward, but is expressed to have retrospective effect? You may wish to strike someone who asks such a stupid question, for it is indeed worthy of a walloping, but it does happen. Spotted negotiated into a prime brokerage document — no doubt granted at length by an exasperated negotiator who was ultimately not prepared to die in a ditch about it:
- “We may change the terms of the loan upon prior written notice to you (such notice not to have retrospective effect).”
Shoot me. I mean, just shoot me.
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