Common use of EXPROPRIATION INSURANCE Clause in Contracts

EXPROPRIATION INSURANCE. Chase 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 on 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 by a government of any foreign country in which the issuer of such securities is organized or in which securities are held for safekeeping either by Chase, or any Chase Branch, Foreign Bank or Foreign Securities Depository in such country. Chase has discussed the availability of expropriation insurance with the Fund, and has advised the Fund as to its understanding of the position of the staff of the Securities and Exchange Commission 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

EXPROPRIATION INSURANCE. Chase 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 on 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 by a government of any foreign country in which the issuer of such securities is organized or in which securities are held for safekeeping either by Chase, or any Chase Branch, Foreign Bank or Foreign Securities Depository in such country. Chase has discussed the availability of expropriation insurance with the FundCompany, and has advised the Fund Company as to its understanding of the position of the staff Staff of the Securities and Exchange Commission 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 insuringinsuring against such risk. The Company has acknowledged that it has the responsibility to review the possibility of such risks and what, if any, action should be taken. 16.

EXPROPRIATION INSURANCE. Chase 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 on 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 by a government of any foreign country in which the issuer of such securities is organized or in which securities are held for safekeeping either by Chase, or any Chase Branch, Foreign Bank or Foreign Securities Depository in such country. Chase has discussed the availability of expropriation insurance with the FundTrust, and has advised the Fund Trust as to its understanding of the position of the staff of the Securities and Exchange Commission 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 insuringinsuring against such risk. The Trust has acknowledged that it has the responsibility to review the possibility of such risks and what, if any, action should be taken.

EXPROPRIATION INSURANCE. Chase 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 on 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 by a government of any foreign country in which the issuer of such securities is organized or in which securities are held for safekeeping either by Chase, or any Chase Branch, Foreign Bank or Foreign Securities Depository in such country. Chase has discussed the availability of expropriation insurance with the Fund, and has advised the Fund as to its understanding of the position of the staff of the Securities and Exchange Commission 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 insuringinsuring against such risk.. The Fund has acknowledged that it has the responsibility to review the possibility of such risks and what, if any, action should be taken.

EXPROPRIATION INSURANCE. Chase 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 on the transfer from any foreign jurisdiction of the proceeds of sale of any Securities or against confiscation, expropriation or OR nationalization of any securities or the assets of the issuer of such securities by a government of any foreign country in which the issuer of such securities is organized or in which securities are held for safekeeping either by Chase, or any Chase Branch, Foreign Bank or Foreign Securities Depository in such country. Chase has discussed the availability of expropriation insurance with the FundTrust, and has advised the Fund Trust as to its understanding of the position of the staff of the Securities and Exchange Commission 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 insuringinsuring against such risk. The Trust has acknowledged that it has the responsibility to review the possibility of such risks and what, if any, action should be taken.

EXPROPRIATION INSURANCE. Chase represents that it does not intend to obtain any insurance for the benefit of the Fund Funds which protects against the imposition of exchange control restrictions on 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 by a government of any foreign country in which the issuer of such securities is organized or in which securities are held for safekeeping either by Chase, or any Chase Branch, Foreign Bank or Foreign Securities Depository in such country. Chase has discussed the availability of expropriation insurance with the FundCompany, and has advised the Fund Company as to its understanding of the position of the staff of the Securities and Exchange Commission 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 insuringinsuring against such risk. The Company has acknowledged that it has the responsibility to review the possibility of such risks and what, if any, action should be taken.

EXPROPRIATION INSURANCE. Chase represents that it does not intend to obtain any insurance for the benefit of the Fund Company which protects against the imposition of exchange control restrictions on 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 by a government of any foreign country in which the issuer of such securities is organized or in which securities are held for safekeeping either by Chase, or any Chase Branch, Foreign Bank or Foreign Securities Depository in such country. Chase has discussed the availability of expropriation insurance with the FundCompany, and has advised the Fund Company as to its understanding of the position of the staff of the Securities and Exchange Commission 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 insuringinsuring against such risk. The Company has acknowledged that it has the responsibility to review the possibility of such risks and what, if any, action should be taken.

EXPROPRIATION INSURANCE. Chase 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 on 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 by a government of any foreign country in which the issuer of such securities is organized or in which securities are held for safekeeping either by Chase, or any Chase Branch, Foreign Bank or Foreign Securities Depository in such country. Chase has discussed the availability of expropriation insurance with the FundTrust, and has advised the Fund Trust as to its understanding of the position of the staff of the Securities and Exchange Commission 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 insuringinsuring against such risk. The Trust has acknowledged that it has the responsibility to review the possibility of such risks and what, if any, action should be taken. 16.

EXPROPRIATION INSURANCE. Chase 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 on 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 by a government of any foreign country in which the issuer of such securities is organized or in which securities are held for safekeeping either by Chase, or any Chase Branch, Foreign Bank or Foreign Securities Depository in such country. Chase has discussed the availability of expropriation insurance with the Fund, and has advised the Fund as to its understanding of the position of the staff of the Securities and Exchange Commission 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 insuringinsuring against such risk. The Fund has acknowledged that it has the responsibility to review the possibility of such risks and what, if any, action should be taken.

EXPROPRIATION INSURANCE. Chase 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 on 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 by a government of any foreign country in which the issuer of such securities is organized or in which securities are held for f or safekeeping either by Chase, or any Chase Branch, Foreign Bank or Foreign Securities Depository in such country. Chase has discussed the availability of expropriation insurance with the Fund, and has advised the Fund as to its understanding of the position of the staff of the Securities and Exchange Commission that any investment company investing in securities of foreign issuers has the responsibility for f or 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 insuringinsuring against such risk. The Fund has acknowledged that it has the responsibility to review the possibility of such risks and what, if any, action should be taken.