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===Delayed performance===
===Delayed performance===
Once the event is overcome the parties must resume their obligations: for a {{euaprov|Settlement Disruption Event}}, within two {{euaprov|Delivery Business Days}}; for a {{euaprov|Suspension Event}}, within 10 {{euaprov|Delivery Business Days}}, but with a tiresome waterfall of intermediate deadlines depending on whether the {{euaprov|Suspension Event}} coincides with an {{euaprov|End of Phase Reconciliation Deadline}}.
Once the event is overcome the parties must resume their obligations: for a {{euaprov|Settlement Disruption Event}}, within two {{euaprov|Delivery Business Days}}; for a {{euaprov|Suspension Event}}, within 10 {{euaprov|Delivery Business Days}} — the fossil record does not reflect ''what'' the ’squad was thinking when it drew that distinction, but we must assume it was thinking something — for Suspension Events it underwent the exercise of crafting a tiresome waterfall of intermediate deadlines depending on whether the {{euaprov|Suspension Event}} coincides with an {{euaprov|End of Phase Reconciliation Deadline}}. You wouldn—t do ''that'' just for the giggles. Well, ''I'' wouldn’t.


The {{euaprov|Suspension Event}} contemplates an additional {{euaprov|Cost of Carry Amount}} payment — perhaps to reflect the fact that the delay period is a bit longer.
The {{euaprov|Suspension Event}} also contemplates an the cash payer paying an additional {{euaprov|Cost of Carry Amount}} payment, and again the ’squad’s logic here does not leap off the page. If anyone happens to know, do write in.


==={{euaprov|Continuing Settlement Disruption Event}}s===
==={{euaprov|Continuing Settlement Disruption Event}}s===
Now things start getting properly baroque. Settlement disruption contemplates the scenario where the disruption stretches out past the original scheduled {{euaprov|Delivery Date}}. After this time of course we must deal with the phantoms and succubi of unexpected reconciliation deadlines, end of phase reconciliation deadlines which of course we are not within the parties’ original contemplation, the original {{euaprov|Delivery Date}} scheduled to occur before any of these could happen. At the end of a period not longer than nine {{euaprov|Delivery Business Days}} after the original {{euaprov|Delivery Date}}, an “{{isdaprov|Illegality}}” {{isdaprov|Termination Event}} will be deemed to occur.
Now things start getting properly baroque. Settlement disruption contemplates the scenario where the disruption stretches out past the original scheduled {{euaprov|Delivery Date}}. After this time of course we must deal with the phantoms and succubi of unexpected reconciliation deadlines, end of phase reconciliation deadlines which of course we are not within the parties’ original contemplation, the original {{euaprov|Delivery Date}} scheduled to occur before any of these could happen. At the end of a period not longer than nine {{euaprov|Delivery Business Days}} after the original {{euaprov|Delivery Date}}, an “{{isdaprov|Illegality}}” {{isdaprov|Termination Event}} will be deemed to occur.

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