Common use of ENTITLED TO DEAL Clause in Contracts

ENTITLED TO DEAL. An Agent is not precluded from acquiring, holding or dealing in any US$ Notes or from engaging or being interested in any contract or other financial or other transaction with the Issuer or the Manager as freely as if it were not an agent of the Issuer under this Agreement and in no event whatsoever (other than fraud, wilful default or negligence) will any Agent be liable to account to the Issuer or any person entitled to receive amounts of principal or interest on the US$ Notes for any profit made or fees or commissions received in connection with this agreement or any US$ Notes.

ENTITLED TO DEAL. An Agent is not precluded from acquiring, holding or dealing in any US$ Offered Notes or from engaging or being interested in any contract or other financial or other transaction with the Issuer or the Manager as freely as if it were not an agent of the Issuer under this Agreement and in no event whatsoever (other than fraud, wilful default or negligence) will any Agent be liable to account to the Issuer or any person entitled to receive amounts of principal or interest on the US$ Offered Notes for any profit made or fees or commissions received in connection with this agreement or any US$ Offered Notes.