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It seems to [[Jolly Contrarian|your correspondent]] the [[CRTPA]] has its potential uses. To a careful user of the English language<ref>And is there a more careful one than a member of the worshipful roll of solicitors?</ref>, really doesn't present much risk. And there are cases where it might be interesting: | It seems to [[Jolly Contrarian|your correspondent]] the [[CRTPA]] has its potential uses. To a careful user of the English language<ref>And is there a more careful one than a member of the worshipful roll of solicitors?</ref>, really doesn't present much risk. And there are cases where it might be interesting: | ||
*{{casenote|Secure Capital|Credit Suisse}} [2017] EWCA Civ 1486: A bearer security held as a global note by a [[common depositary]] on behalf of clearing systems which has a CRTPA provision excludes the right of the end noteholder (in the clearing systems) to sue the issuer. Held: end noteholder could not pursue the issuer directly. | *{{casenote|Secure Capital|Credit Suisse}} [2017] EWCA Civ 1486: A [[bearer security]] held as a global note by a [[common depositary]] on behalf of clearing systems which has a CRTPA provision excludes the right of the end noteholder (in the clearing systems) to sue the issuer. Held: end noteholder could not pursue the issuer directly. | ||