{{toc cdd|11|Additional Representations and Agreements of the Parties}}
'''Section {{cddprov|11.1}} Additional Representations and Agreements of the Parties'''.<br>
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...taprov|Credit Support Provider}} (as applicable) of an {{ietaprov|Event of Default}} specified in Clause {{ietaprov|14.2(d)(iv)}} (Insolvency) or, to the exte
...v|Credit Support Provider}} of that Party (the “Defaulting Party”), of any of the following events:<br>
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...tations in Section {{isda87prov|3(f)}}, at all times until the termination of this {{isda87prov|Agreement}}) that:-<br>
...sed and validly existing under the {{isda87prov|law}}s of the jurisdiction of its organisation or incorporation and, if relevant under such {{isda87prov|
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...inconsistency between Paragraph {{nycsaprov|13}} and the other provisions of this Annex, Paragraph {{nycsaprov|13}} will prevail.<br>
...ubject that support or that party as the beneficiary thereof to provisions of law generally relating to security interests and secured parties. <br>
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A [[pledge]] — that is, a form of {{tag|security interest}} — governed by {{tag|Luxembourg}} law.
...[charges]], making its security analysis a lot less tedious: there is none of this doleful “is it a fixed charge or a floating charge, oh woe is me! Wh
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...ive offices of ISDA or from the ISDA website (www.isda.org). A sample form of Confirmation for use with the Definitions is referenced as Exhibit A to the
...certain credit derivative transactions. For ease of use, certain sections of the Definitions provide fallback provisions that will apply to a transactio
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