Common use of IDENTIFICATION OF THE CONTRACTUAL DOCUMENTATION FOR THE SOLD RECEIVABLES Clause in Contracts

IDENTIFICATION OF THE CONTRACTUAL DOCUMENTATION FOR THE SOLD RECEIVABLES. ACCESS TO DOCUMENTS The Parties irrevocably agree that each purchase of Sold Receivables carried out pursuant to this Agreement and the relevant Receivables Purchase Agreement shall entitle the Purchaser or any other agent appointed in a discretionary way by the same, solely in order to protect and/or to enforce its right in connection with the Securitisation Transaction, to access the original copies of the contractual documentation or the computer or paper information underlying the Sold Receivables and, the support listing the Sold Receivables and to make duplicate copies of such documents; provided that (i) the Purchaser or its agent shall have the right to obtain the original copies of such documents to the extent required to enforce their rights under the Transaction Documents and (ii) in respect of the Protected Debtors, the provisions of the present Article shall only apply if the conditions set forth in the Data Protection Trust Agreement are met. Each Seller irrevocably agrees to allow the Purchaser or any other person appointed by it unrestricted access to the said documents provided that (i) such Seller has been given two (2) Business Days prior notice thereof, (ii) the Purchaser or any other person, whom the Purchaser appoints undertakes not to disclose any confidential information except where permitted in the circumstances provided for by Article 31 (Confidentiality) and (iii) in respect of the Protected Debtors, subject to the provisions of the Data Protection Trust Agreement. The Purchaser or any other person, whom the Purchaser appoints, shall in no way be obliged to reimburse the Centralising Unit or the Sellers, for any expense incurred by the Centralising Unit or the Sellers when allowing access to use the relevant documents, nor to compensate the Centralising Unit or the Sellers for any loss which such access or use might cause, other than any loss resulting from the gross negligence (faute lourde) or willfull misconduct (dol) of the Purchaser or such other person or the breach by the Purchaser of its material obligations under the Transaction Documents. CHAPTER X COLLECTION OF SOLD RECEIVABLES

IDENTIFICATION OF THE CONTRACTUAL DOCUMENTATION FOR THE SOLD RECEIVABLES. ACCESS TO DOCUMENTS The Parties irrevocably agree that each purchase of Sold Receivables carried out pursuant to this Agreement and the relevant Receivables Purchase Agreement shall entitle the Purchaser or any other agent appointed in a discretionary way by the same, solely in order to protect and/or to enforce its right in connection with the Securitisation Transaction, to access the original copies of the contractual documentation or the computer or paper information underlying the Sold Receivables and, the support listing the Sold Receivables and to make duplicate copies of such documents; provided that (i) the Purchaser or its agent shall have the right to obtain the original copies of such documents to the extent required to enforce their rights under the Transaction Documents and (ii) in respect of the Protected Debtors, the provisions of the present Article shall only apply if the conditions set forth in the Data Protection Trust Agreement are met. Each Seller irrevocably agrees to allow the Purchaser or any other person appointed by it unrestricted access to the said documents provided that (i) such Seller has been given two (2) Business Days prior notice thereof, (ii) the Purchaser or any other person, whom the Purchaser appoints undertakes not to disclose any confidential information except where permitted in the circumstances provided for by Article 31 (Confidentiality) and (iii) in respect of the Protected Debtors, subject to the provisions of the Data Protection Trust Agreement. The Purchaser or any other person, whom the Purchaser appoints, shall in no way be obliged to reimburse the Centralising Unit or the Sellers, for any expense incurred by the Centralising Unit or the Sellers when allowing access to use the relevant documents, nor to compensate the Centralising Unit or the Sellers for any loss which such access or use might cause, other than any loss resulting from the gross negligence (faute lourde) or willfull misconduct (dol) of the Purchaser or such other person or the breach by the Purchaser of its material obligations under the Transaction Documents. CHAPTER X COLLECTION OF SOLD RECEIVABLES 21. COLLECTION OF SOLD RECEIVABLES

IDENTIFICATION OF THE CONTRACTUAL DOCUMENTATION FOR THE SOLD RECEIVABLES. ACCESS TO DOCUMENTS The Parties irrevocably agree that each purchase of Sold Purchasable Receivables carried out pursuant to this Agreement and the relevant Receivables Purchase Agreement shall entitle the Purchaser or any other agent appointed in a discretionary way by the same, solely in order to protect and/or to enforce its right in connection with the Securitisation Transaction, to access the original copies of the contractual documentation or the computer or paper information underlying the Sold Receivables and, the support listing the Sold Receivables and to make duplicate copies of such documents; provided that (i) the Purchaser or its agent shall have the right to obtain the original copies of such documents to the extent required to enforce their rights under the Transaction Documents and (ii) in respect of the Protected Debtors, the provisions of the present Article shall only apply if the conditions set forth in the Data Protection Trust Agreement are met. Each Seller irrevocably agrees to allow the Purchaser or any other person appointed by it unrestricted access to the said documents provided that (i) such Seller has been given two (2) Business Days prior notice thereof, (ii) the Purchaser or any other person, whom the Purchaser appoints undertakes not to disclose any confidential information except where permitted in the circumstances provided for by Article 31 (Confidentiality) and (iii) in respect of the Protected Debtors, subject to the provisions of the Data Protection Trust Agreement. The Purchaser or any other person, whom the Purchaser appoints, shall in no way be obliged to reimburse the Centralising Unit or the Sellers, for any expense incurred by the Centralising Unit or the Sellers when allowing access to use the relevant documents, nor to compensate the Centralising Unit or the Sellers for any loss which such access or use might cause, other than any loss resulting from the gross negligence (faute lourde) or willfull willful misconduct (dol) of the Purchaser or such other person or the breach by the Purchaser of its material obligations under the Transaction Documents. CHAPTER X - COLLECTION OF SOLD RECEIVABLES

IDENTIFICATION OF THE CONTRACTUAL DOCUMENTATION FOR THE SOLD RECEIVABLES. ACCESS TO DOCUMENTS The Parties irrevocably agree that each purchase of Sold Receivables carried out pursuant to this Agreement and the relevant Receivables Purchase Agreement shall entitle the Purchaser or any other agent appointed in a discretionary way by the same, solely in order to protect and/or to enforce its right in connection with the Securitisation Transaction, to access the original copies of the contractual documentation or the computer or paper information underlying the Sold Receivables and, the support listing the Sold Receivables and to make duplicate copies of such documents; provided that (i) the Purchaser or its agent shall have the right to obtain the original copies of such documents to the extent required to enforce their rights under the Transaction Documents and (ii) and, in respect of the Protected Debtors, subject to the provisions of the present Article shall only apply if the conditions set forth in Data Escrow Agreement and the Data Protection Trust Agreement are metLaws (as defined in SCHEDULE 19). Each Seller irrevocably agrees to allow the Purchaser or any other person appointed by it unrestricted access to the said documents provided that (i) such Seller has been given two (2) Business Days prior notice thereof, (ii) the Purchaser or any other person, whom the Purchaser appoints undertakes not to disclose any confidential information except where permitted in the circumstances provided for by Article 31 (Confidentiality) and (iii) in respect of the Protected Debtors, subject to the provisions of the Data Escrow Agreement and the Data Protection Trust AgreementLaws (as defined in SCHEDULE 19). The Purchaser or any other person, whom the Purchaser appoints, shall in no way be obliged to reimburse the Centralising Unit or the Sellers, for any expense incurred by the Centralising Unit or the Sellers when allowing access to use the relevant documents, nor to compensate the Centralising Unit or the Sellers for any loss which such access or use might cause, other than any loss resulting from the gross negligence (faute lourde) or willfull misconduct (dol) of the Purchaser or such other person or the breach by the Purchaser of its material obligations under the Transaction Documents. CHAPTER X COLLECTION OF SOLD RECEIVABLES

IDENTIFICATION OF THE CONTRACTUAL DOCUMENTATION FOR THE SOLD RECEIVABLES. ACCESS TO DOCUMENTS The Parties irrevocably agree that each purchase of Sold Receivables carried out pursuant to this Agreement and the relevant Receivables Purchase Agreement shall entitle the Purchaser or any other agent appointed in a discretionary way by the same, solely in order to protect and/or to enforce its right in connection with the Securitisation Transaction, to access the original copies of the contractual documentation or the computer or paper information underlying the Sold Receivables and, the support listing the Sold Receivables and to make duplicate copies of such documents; provided that (i) the Purchaser or its agent shall have the right to obtain the original copies of such documents to the extent required to enforce their rights under the Transaction Documents and (ii) and, in respect of the Protected Debtors, subject to the provisions of the present Article shall only apply if the conditions set forth in Data Escrow Agreement and the Data Protection Trust Agreement are metLaws (as defined in SCHEDULE 19). Each Seller irrevocably agrees to allow the Purchaser or any other person appointed by it unrestricted access to the said documents provided that (i) such Seller has been given two (2) Business Days prior notice thereof, (ii) the Purchaser or any other person, whom the Purchaser appoints undertakes not to disclose any confidential information except where permitted in the circumstances provided for by Article 31 (Confidentiality) and (iii) in respect of the Protected Debtors, subject to the provisions of the Data Escrow Agreement and the Data Protection Trust AgreementLaws (as defined in SCHEDULE 19). The Purchaser or any other person, whom the Purchaser appoints, shall in no way be obliged to reimburse the Centralising Unit or the Sellers, for any expense incurred by the Centralising Unit or the Sellers when allowing access to use the relevant documents, nor to compensate the Centralising Unit or the Sellers for any loss which such access or use might cause, other than any loss resulting from the gross negligence (faute lourde) or willfull misconduct (dol) of the Purchaser or such other person or the breach by the Purchaser of its material obligations under the Transaction Documents. CHAPTER X COLLECTION OF SOLD RECEIVABLESRECEIVABLES 21.

IDENTIFICATION OF THE CONTRACTUAL DOCUMENTATION FOR THE SOLD RECEIVABLES. ACCESS TO DOCUMENTS The Parties irrevocably agree that each purchase of Sold Purchasable Receivables carried out pursuant to this Agreement and the relevant Receivables Purchase Agreement shall entitle the Purchaser or any other agent appointed in a discretionary way by the same, solely in order to protect and/or to enforce its right in connection with the Securitisation Transaction, to access the original copies of the contractual documentation or the computer or paper information underlying the Sold Receivables and, the support listing the Sold Receivables and to make duplicate copies of such documents; provided that (i) the Purchaser or its agent shall have the right to obtain the original copies of such documents to the extent required to enforce their rights under the Transaction Documents and (ii) in respect of the Protected Debtors, the provisions of the present Article shall only apply if the conditions set forth in the Data Protection Trust Agreement are met. Each Seller irrevocably agrees to allow the Purchaser or any other person appointed by it unrestricted access to the said documents provided that (i) such Seller has been given two (2) Business Days prior notice thereof, (ii) the Purchaser or any other person, whom the Purchaser appoints undertakes not to disclose any confidential information except where permitted in the circumstances provided for by Article 31 (Confidentiality) and (iii) in respect of the Protected Debtors, subject to the provisions of the Data Protection Trust Agreement. The Purchaser or any other person, whom the Purchaser appoints, shall in no way be obliged to reimburse the Centralising Unit or the Sellers, for any expense incurred by the Centralising Unit or the Sellers when allowing access to use the relevant documents, nor to compensate the Centralising Unit or the Sellers for any loss which such access or use might cause, other than any loss resulting from the gross negligence (faute lourde) or willfull misconduct (dol) of the Purchaser or such other person or the breach by the Purchaser of its material obligations under the Transaction Documents. CHAPTER X - COLLECTION OF SOLD RECEIVABLES