Indian counsel Sample Clauses

Indian counsel pls advise:
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Indian counsel the foregoing provision is intended to cover the RBI requirement that Reference Obligations must be owed to
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Indian counsel pls advise: what is the customary method of transferring Indian corporate bonds ? If it is not already covered by Sections 8.2 and 9.2(c)(i), we will consider amending such provisions accordingly. Juris Corp: These are appropriate.
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Indian counsel pls advise: should any specific Indian transfer restrictions be carved out of the definition of Transferable? the definition of “Transferable” relies upon transfer to “institutional investors”. We assume that this term is sufficiently generic to include Market-Makers, but pls confirm or advise if otherwise. ] [Section 2.20(b)(viii) (Not Bearer) – Indian counsel: pls advise: are domestic corporate bonds always only in registered/bearer form; and are there any domestic clearing systems that should be referenced in the circumstances when bonds are in Global Bearer form?]
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Indian counsel pls advise how the domestic restructuring process works and all relevant considerations with a view to redrafting the standard definition; and (ii) we assume that ModR and ModModR are not applicable (per standard Asia CDS). Pls confirm.] Juris Corp: Yes, that is correct. Credit Event: Default Requirement:Standard Credit Events or Extended Credit Events, as shown in the Transaction Supplement. [INR []] [or its equivalent in the relevant Obligation Currency as of the occurrence of the relevant Credit Event.] [If Obligations may be denominated in currencies other than INR, given that INR is a non-deliverable currency, pls advise if we should include prescriptive FX provisions (and appropriate fall backs) to determine the Obligation Currency equivalent of the Default Requirement.] Juris Corp: Not applicable.
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Indian counsel pls advise: should any specific Indian transfer restrictions be carved out of the definition of Transferable? Juris Corp: Not necessary.
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Indian counsel pls advise if any Indian specific amendments shd be made to the definition of Bankruptcy.]
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