Ability to liquidate Sample Clauses

Ability to liquidate. Whether an in- terest can be liquidated immediately after the lapse is determined under the State law generally applicable to the entity, as modified by the governing instruments of the entity, but without regard to any restriction described in section 2704(b). Thus, if, after any re- striction described in section 2704(b) is disregarded, the remaining require- ments for liquidation under the gov- erning instruments are less restrictive than the State law that would apply in the absence of the governing instru- ments, the ability to liquidate is deter- mined by reference to the governing in- struments.
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Ability to liquidate. GPP Markets has the right to liquidate any or all-open positions whenever the minimum margin requirement is not maintained and this may result in the Client’s Contracts being closed at a loss for which the Client will be liable. GPP Markets shall not be held responsible for Account losses from automatic liquidation of open position caused by insufficient margin.
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Ability to liquidate. ROCKFORT has the right to liquidate any or all-open positions whenever the minimum margin requirement is not maintained and this may result in the Client’s Contracts being closed at a loss for which the Client will be liable. ROCKFORT shall not be held responsible for Account losses from automatic liquidation of open position caused by insufficient margin.
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Ability to liquidate. ICX Capital has the right to liquidate any or all-open positions whenever the minimum margin requirement is not maintained and this may result in the Client’s Contracts being closed at a loss for which the Client will be liable. ICX Capital shall not be held responsible for Account losses from automatic liquidation of open position caused by insufficient margin.
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Ability to liquidate. Millennium Fubo Group Limited has the right to liquidate any or all-open positions whenever the minimum margin requirement is not maintained and this may result in the Client’s Contracts being closed at a loss for which the Client will be liable. Millennium Fubo Group Limited shall not be held responsible for Account losses from automatic liquidation of open position caused by insufficient margin.
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