Common use of Enforcement of Judgments Clause in Contracts

Enforcement of Judgments. A judgment granted by a foreign court against the Partnership may be enforced in the Republic of The Mxxxxxxx Islands without a retrial on the merits of the matter provided that: (i) the judgment is for a sum of money and is final in the jurisdiction granting the judgment; (ii) the court granting the judgment had jurisdiction under the laws of the place where it sat and the judgment does not offend principles of the Republic of The Mxxxxxxx Islands as to due process, propriety or public order, and (iii) the defendant was actually present in person or by a duly appointed representative and the judgment does not constitute in effect a default judgment. In rendering such opinion, such counsel may (A) rely in respect of matters of fact upon certificates of officers and employees of the Teekay Entities and upon information obtained from public officials, (B) assume that all documents submitted to them as originals are authentic, that all copies submitted to them conform to the originals thereof, and that the signatures on all documents examined by them are genuine, (C) state that their opinion is limited to the laws of The Republic of the Mxxxxxxx Islands and United States federal law.

Enforcement of Judgments. A judgment granted by a foreign court against the Partnership may be enforced in the Republic of The Mxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Islands without a retrial on the merits of the matter provided that: (i) the judgment is for a sum of money and is final in the jurisdiction granting the judgment; (ii) the court granting the judgment had jurisdiction under the laws of the place where it sat and the judgment does not offend principles of the Republic of The Mxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Islands as to due process, propriety or public order, and (iii) the defendant was actually present in person or by a duly appointed representative and the judgment does not constitute in effect a default judgment. In rendering such opinion, such counsel may (A) rely in respect of matters of fact upon certificates of officers and employees of the Teekay Entities and upon information obtained from public officials, (B) assume that all documents submitted to them as originals are authentic, that all copies submitted to them conform to the originals thereof, and that the signatures on all documents examined by them are genuine, (C) state that their opinion is limited to the laws of The Republic of the Mxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Islands and United States federal law.

Enforcement of Judgments. A judgment granted by a foreign court against the Partnership may be enforced in the Republic of The Mxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Islands without a retrial on the merits of the matter provided that: (i) the judgment is for a sum of money and is final in the jurisdiction granting the judgment; (ii) the court granting the judgment had jurisdiction under the laws of the place where it sat and the judgment does not offend principles of the Republic of The Mxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Islands as to due process, propriety or public order, and (iii) the defendant was actually present in person or by a duly appointed representative and the judgment does not constitute in effect a default judgment. In rendering such opinion, such counsel may (A) rely in respect of matters of fact upon certificates of officers and employees of the Teekay Entities and upon information obtained from public officials, (B) assume that all documents submitted to them as originals are authentic, that all copies submitted to them conform to the originals thereof, and that the signatures on all documents examined by them are genuine, genuine and (C) state that their opinion is limited to the laws of The Republic of the Mxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Islands and United States federal law.

Enforcement of Judgments. A judgment granted by a foreign court against the Partnership may be enforced in the Republic of The Mxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Islands without a retrial on the merits of the matter provided that: (i) the judgment is for a sum of money and is final in the jurisdiction granting the judgment; (ii) the court granting the judgment had jurisdiction under the laws of the place where it sat and the judgment does not offend principles of the Republic of The Mxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Islands as to due process, propriety or public order, and (iii) the defendant was actually present in person or by a duly appointed representative and the judgment does not constitute in effect a default judgment. In rendering such opinion, such counsel may (A) rely in respect of matters of fact upon certificates of officers and employees of the Teekay Entities and upon information obtained from public officials, (B) assume that all documents submitted to them as originals are authentic, that all copies submitted to them conform to the originals thereof, and that the signatures on all documents examined by them are genuine, genuine and (C) state that their opinion is limited to the laws of the State of New York, the laws of The Republic of the Mxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Islands and United States federal law. Such counsel will state that their opinion filed as Exhibit 8.2 to the Registration Statement is confirmed and the Underwriters may rely upon such opinion as if it were addressed to them.