Seller and Buyer Risks - EFET Allowance Provision

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2007 EFET General Agreement
Version 2.1(a) (Power)

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§ 6.7 Seller and Buyer Risks. Subject to § 8 (Remedies for Failure to Transfer or Accept), in respect of each Individual Contract, the Buyer and Seller shall, unless otherwise expressly agreed between them, each bear all risks associated with and shall be responsible for its own respective costs in performing its obligations under § 4 (Primary Obligations For Delivery and Acceptance of Allowances). Further, absent express agreement to the contrary between Buyer and Seller, all costs, fees and charges assessed or imposed by Relevant Authorities shall be the responsibility of the Party upon whom such cost, fee or charge is allocated by the Relevant Authority.

Comparison

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Resources and Navigation

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Emissions trading documentation
ISDA: EU AnatomyEU Wikitext EU Nutshell (premium) • UK AnatomyUK Wikitext (to be merged into EU Anatomy)
IETA: IETA Master AgreementIETA WikitextIETA Nutshell (premium)
EFET: EFET Allowances AppendixEFET Allowances WikitextEFET Nutshell (premium)

Overview

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Unless there has been some settlement failure, in which case proceed directly to § 8, the parties bear the economic consequences of entering and performing the contract. Which is nice.

Summary

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The usual winsome statement of the bleeding obvious: costs and risks lie where they fall.

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See also

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