Common use of EXPROPRIATION INSURANCE Clause in Contracts

EXPROPRIATION INSURANCE. The Custodian represents that it does not intend to obtain any insurance for the benefit of the Fund which protects against the imposition of exchange control restrictions or the transfer from any foreign jurisdiction of the proceeds of sale of any securities or against confiscation, expropriation or nationalization of any securities or the assets of the issuer of such securities is organized or in which securities are held for safekeeping either by Custodian or any sub-custodians in such country. The Custodian represents that its understanding of the position of the Staff of the Securities and Exchange Commission is that any investment company investing in securities of foreign issuers has the responsibility for reviewing the possibility of the imposition of exchange control restrictions which would affect the liquidity of such investment company's assets and the possibility of exposure to political risk, including the appropriateness of insuring against such risk.

EXPROPRIATION INSURANCE. The Custodian represents that it does not intend to obtain any insurance for the benefit of the Company or any Fund which protects against the imposition of exchange control restrictions or the transfer from any foreign jurisdiction of the proceeds of sale of any securities or against confiscation, expropriation or nationalization of any securities or the assets of the issuer of such securities is organized or in which securities are held for safekeeping either by Custodian or any sub-sub custodians in such country. The Custodian represents that its understanding of the position of the Staff of the Securities and Exchange Commission is that any investment company investing in securities of foreign issuers has the responsibility for reviewing the possibility of the imposition of exchange control restrictions which would affect the liquidity of such investment company's assets and the possibility of exposure to political risk, including the appropriateness of insuring against such risk.

EXPROPRIATION INSURANCE. The Custodian represents that it does not intend to obtain any insurance for the benefit of the Company or any Fund which protects against the imposition of exchange control restrictions or the transfer from any foreign jurisdiction of the proceeds of sale of any securities or against confiscation, expropriation or nationalization of any securities or the assets assets, of the issuer of such securities is organized or in which securities are am held for safekeeping either by Custodian or any sub-sub custodians in such country. The Custodian represents that its understanding of the position of the Staff of the Securities and Exchange Commission is that any investment company investing in securities of foreign issuers has his the responsibility for reviewing the possibility of the imposition of exchange control restrictions which would affect the liquidity of such investment company's assets and the possibility of exposure to to: political risk, including the appropriateness of insuring against such risk.

EXPROPRIATION INSURANCE. The Custodian represents that it does not intend to obtain any insurance for the benefit of the Fund Trust which protects against the imposition of exchange control restrictions or the transfer from any foreign jurisdiction of the proceeds of sale of any securities or against confiscation, expropriation or nationalization of any securities or the assets of the issuer of such securities is organized or in which securities are held for safekeeping either by Custodian or any sub-custodians in such country. The Custodian represents that its understanding of the position of the Staff of the Securities and Exchange Commission is that any investment company investing in securities of foreign issuers has the responsibility for reviewing the possibility of the imposition of exchange control restrictions which would affect the liquidity of such investment company's ’s assets and the possibility of exposure to political risk, including the appropriateness of insuring against such risk.