Common use of No duty to enquire Clause in Contracts

No duty to enquire. Each Member/Issuer agrees and acknowledges that the Exchange shall not be under any duty to enquire into, investigate or ascertain whether any instruction, request or transaction is authentic, legal, valid or enforceable (as the case may be), whether any transaction or the underlying contract connected with such transaction is void or voidable, or whether any transaction is permitted under the applicable token terms and conditions. The Exchange shall be entitled to assume that all instructions, requests or transactions are authentic, legal, valid and enforceable (as the case may be), that all transactions and the underlying contracts connected with such transactions are not void or voidable, and that all transactions are permitted under the relevant token terms and conditions and the Exchange shall be under no duty to reject, reverse, adjust or modify any instruction, request or transaction by reason that it was not legal, valid or enforceable, that any transaction or the underlying contract connected with such transaction is void or voidable, or that any transaction is not permissible under the relevant token terms and conditions. Notwithstanding the foregoing, where the Exchange seeks verification, confirmation or clarification of any instruction, request or transaction received, it shall not be liable to the Member/Issuer for any losses whatsoever in relation to any delay resulting from the Exchange seeking verification, confirmation or clarification or from any refusal to act where the Exchange does not receive in its discretion satisfactory confirmation or clarification of such instruction, request or transaction; and

Appears in 4 contracts

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