Common use of Difficulties in executing an Order Clause in Contracts

Difficulties in executing an Order. 6.4.1. The Bank shall keep the Client informed of any difficulties in the transmission and execution of an Order as soon as it becomes aware of the same. 6.4.2. In particular, the Bank draws the Client’s attention to the fact that the timeframe for the execution of Orders may be shorter or longer depending on the placing means used by the Client or the relevant Market. 6.4.3. Furthermore, the execution of all or part of the Orders which the Client requests may be impossible due to the situation on the relevant Market or market conditions. 6.4.4. If the transmission of an Order has not been completed, the Bank shall make its best efforts to contact the Client for the purposes of informing it thereof and indicating alternative means for execution of its Orders.

Difficulties in executing an Order. 6.4.14.4.1. The Bank shall keep the Client informed of any difficulties in the transmission and execution of an Order as soon as it becomes aware of the same. 6.4.24.4.2. In particular, the Bank draws the Client’s attention to the fact that the timeframe for the execution of Orders may be shorter or longer depending on the placing means used by the Client or the relevant Market. 6.4.34.4.3. Furthermore, the execution of all or part of the Orders which the Client requests may be impossible due to the situation on the relevant Market or market conditions. 6.4.44.4.4. If the transmission of an Order has not been completed, the Bank shall make its best efforts to contact the Client for the purposes of informing it thereof and indicating alternative means for execution of its Orders.