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===“It has become illegal”===
===“[[Change in Law - Equity Derivatives Provision|It]] has become illegal”===
For those inclined to look even gift horses in the mouth, this provision may appear to leave some things unsaid.  
For those inclined to look even gift horses in the mouth, this provision may appear to leave some things unsaid.  


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You may be [[inclined]], therefore, gracefully to concede. We don’t think you’ll have to do this often, this is a bit of an aficionado’s point. So, [[knee-slide and jet wings]] to the whoever the [[negotiator]] was who thought of it.
You may be [[inclined]], therefore, gracefully to concede. We don’t think you’ll have to do this often, this is a bit of an aficionado’s point. So, [[knee-slide and jet wings]] to the whoever the [[negotiator]] was who thought of it.
===“{{eqderivprov|Amended Change In Law}}” for closed markets===
The Standard {{eqderivdefs}} definition of Change in Law is often amended as follows (for example in the [[2007 European Master Equity Derivatives Confirmation Agreement]]:
{{subtableflex|45|{{2002 ISDA Equity Derivatives Definitions Amended Change In Law}}}}
The reason usually given is that in a closed market, it is often difficult to determine whether a party could have taken reasonable steps to avoid the {{eqderivprov|Illegality}}.