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==Section 2(a)(iii) litigation==
==Section 2(a)(iii) litigation==
This is one of the handful of important authorities on the effect of the suspension of obligations under Section {{isdaprov|2(a)(iii)}} of the {{isdama}}, and whether [[flawed asset]] provision amounts to an[[ipso facto clause]] under the [[US Bankruptcy Code]] or a violation of the [[anti-deprivation principle]] (the equivalent under English law) or  
This is one of the handful of important authorities on the effect of the suspension of obligations under Section {{isdaprov|2(a)(iii)}} of the {{isdama}}, and whether [[flawed asset]] provision amounts to an [[ipso facto clause]] under the [[US Bankruptcy Code]] or a violation of the [[anti-deprivation principle]] (the equivalent under English law) or  
==Resources==
==Resources==
*{{casenote|Lomas|Firth Rixson}}
*{{casenote|Lomas|Firth Rixson}}
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*{{casenote|Enron|TXU}}
*{{casenote|Enron|TXU}}
*{{casenote|Metavante|Lehman}}
*{{casenote|Metavante|Lehman}}
==See also==
**[[ISDA Anatomy]]

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Section 2(a)(iii) litigation

This is one of the handful of important authorities on the effect of the suspension of obligations under Section 2(a)(iii) of the ISDA Master Agreement, and whether flawed asset provision amounts to an ipso facto clause under the US Bankruptcy Code or a violation of the anti-deprivation principle (the equivalent under English law) or

Resources

See also