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Compare with Clause 4(f), which is the standard interest payable on the cash leg of a Transaction. This is default interest, where things have gone pete tong and one side has referred matters to its learned friends. In theory in scope for LIBOR remediation — cue obligatory reference to the dramatic look gopher — but is the world going to go any further towards Hell in a hand-basket if there is confusion about the interest basis on which you can recover legal fees? Respectfully — given that, on the theory of the game your Counterparty is a smoking ruin and so you are already in hell, in a hand-basket, the JC respectfuilly submits it will not.
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See also
- Clause 4(f) — Interest on Cash Margin