DEALING PROCEDURES. 14.1 If a Transaction has been executed, in whole or in part, it will not be possible for you to cancel the Transaction to the extent that the Transaction has been executed.
14.2 Once given, instructions may only be withdrawn or amended with our express consent, which will not be unreasonably withheld.
14.3 We reserve the right to limit the number of open positions you may enter or maintain in your Account. We also reserve the right, in our sole discretion, to refuse to accept any Transaction opening a new position or increasing an open position.
14.4 We may, at our sole discretion, refuse any order or instruction from you, provided that we inform you of our refusal as soon as reasonably practicable. We will endeavour to provide you with a reason for refusal.
14.5 We have no obligation to accept, or to execute or cancel, all or any part of a Transaction that you seek to execute or cancel through an Electronic Trading Service. Without limitation of the foregoing, we have no responsibility for transmissions that are inaccurate or not received by us, and we may execute any Transaction on the terms actually received by us.
14.6 We will not be under any duty to open or close any Transaction or accept and act in accordance with any communication by an agent if we reasonably believe that such agent may be acting in excess of its authority. In the event that we have opened a Transaction before coming to such a belief we may, at our absolute discretion, either close such a Transaction at our then prevailing price or treat the Transaction as having been void from the outset.
14.7 Where the agent perpetuates an illegality; the principal shall bear losses and other liabilities or be subject to the retention of undue profits arising from the actions of the agent. Nothing in this section 14.6 will be construed as placing us under a duty to enquire about, or otherwise verify, the authority of an agent who purports to represent you.
14.8 We will not be under any duty to open or close any Transaction if we reasonably believe that to do so may not be practicable or would infringe any Applicable Regulation, law, rule, regulation or Term. In the event that we have opened a Transaction before coming to such a belief we may, at our absolute discretion, either close such a Transaction at the then prevailing bid price (in the case of Sell Transactions) or offer price (in the case of Buy Transactions) or treat the Transaction as having been void from the outset.
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DEALING PROCEDURES. 9.1 If a Transaction has been executed in whole or in part, it will not be possible for you to cancel the Transaction to the extent that the Transaction has been executed.
DEALING PROCEDURES. Immediately prior to the commencement of play and after each round of play has been completed, the house dealer shall shuffle the cards by use of a shuffle machine so that the cards are randomly intermixed. Upon completion of the shuffle, the device shall dispense cards in stacks of three.
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7.1 In the event that a Transaction has been executed in whole or in part it will not be possible for you to cancel the Transaction to the extent that the Transaction has been executed.
7.2 We reserve the right to limit the number of open positions you may enter or maintain in your Account. We also reserve the right in which we shall have the sole discretion to refuse to accept any Transaction to open a new position or to increase an open position.
7.3 We shall not have any obligation to accept, execute or cancel, all or any part of a Transaction that you seek to execute or cancel through an Electronic Trading Service. Without limitation of the foregoing, we do not bear any responsibility for any transmissions that are inaccurate or not received by us, and we may execute any Transaction on the terms of which we have thereof received.
DEALING PROCEDURES. 10.1 Please see clause 26 regarding our obligations when execution Transactions. If a Transaction has been executed in whole or in part it will not be possible for you to cancel the Transaction to the extent that the Transaction has been executed.
10.2 We reserve the right to limit the number of open positions you may enter or maintain in your Account. We also reserve the right, in our sole discretion, to refuse to accept any Transaction opening a new position or increasing an open position. Electronic Trading
10.3 We have no obligation to accept, or to execute or cancel, all or any part of a Transaction that you seek to execute or cancel through an Electronic Trading Service. Without limitation of the foregoing, we have no responsibility for transmissions that are inaccurate or not received by us, and we may execute any Transaction on the terms actually received by us. Agents
10.4 We will not be under any duty to open or close any Transaction or accept and act in accordance with any communication if we reasonably believe that such agent may be acting in excess of its authority. In the event that we have opened a Transaction before coming to such a belief we may, at our absolute discretion, either close such a Transaction at our then prevailing price or treat the Transaction as having been void from the outset. Nothing in this clause 10.4 will be construed as placing us under a duty to enquire about the authority of an agent who purports to represent you.
DEALING PROCEDURES. In the event that a transaction has been executed in whole or in part, it will not be possible for you to cancel the transaction to the extent that the transaction has been executed. We reserve the right to limit the number of open positions you may enter or maintain in your Account. We also reserve the right in which we shall have the sole discretion to refuse to accept any transaction to open a new position or to increase an open position. The Company may at its sole discretion enter into new positions for the Client, provided that the position falls into the overall trade order provided to us for execution. The Company can also enter into new positions in case you have signed up for a discretionary portfolio management services offered by the Company. A transaction will be opened by ‘buying’ or ‘selling’ a contract. In these Terms a transaction that is opened by: ‘buying’ is referred to as a ‘Buy’ and may also, in our dealings with you, be referred to as ‘long’ or ‘long position’; and ‘selling’ is referred to as a ‘Sell’ and may also, in our dealings with you, be referred to as ‘short’ or ‘short position’. A transaction must always be made for a specified number of shares, contracts or other units that constitute the instrument or its underlying. Each transaction opened by you will be binding on you notwithstanding that by opening the transaction you may have exceeded any credit or other limit applicable to you or in respect of your dealings with us. When you open / close a transaction, you may be required to pay us a Commission that is calculated as a percentage of the transaction value or as an amount per equivalent Instrument or Instruments on the Underlying Market or on any other basis agreed between ourselves in writing. Our commission terms will be notified in writing to you, and / or the commission charges will be mentioned on the trading Platform. In the event that we do not notify you of the commission terms, we will charge the standard commission rate as published on our Website or, if no rate is published, we shall charge you 0.01% of the transaction value. To close any transaction in whole or in part, you must enter into a second transaction in relation to the same Reference Asset as the first transaction. The closing transaction should be a contra transaction to the original transaction entered additionally, the Company will net your first and second transaction, and the aggregate position shall be displayed in your Account. Spreads, includ...
DEALING PROCEDURES. 11In the event that a transaction has been executed in whole or in part, it will not be possible for you to cancel the transaction to the extent that the transaction has been executed.
DEALING PROCEDURES a. Before dealing, Central Depository Participants should always inform the counter-party if there are any qualifying conditions that may have an impact on the Central Depository Participant’s ability to follow through on a deal.
b. Central Depository Participants must ensure adherence to the market dealing guidelines in respect of all securities transactions by their staff including immediate proper completion of standard documentation.
c. Where a Central Depository Participant is not in a position to execute competing clients' transactions within the scope of instructions given on account of prevailing market conditions, the Central Depository Participants is obliged to inform client of those circumstances within three days.
