Common use of ASSUMPTIONS Clause in Contracts

ASSUMPTIONS. For the purposes of this Opinion we have assumed in relation to the Documents that: (1) the System Documents with which we have been provided are originals or true copies; (2) the terms of the System Documents and the rights and obligations created by them are valid and legally binding under the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany by which they are expressed to be governed, and the choice of the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany to govern the System Documents is recognised by the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany; (3) the Participant Documents are within the capacity and power of and have been validly authorised, adopted or executed and, where necessary, delivered by the relevant parties; and (4) the Participant Documents are binding on the parties to which they are addressed, and there has been no breach of any of their terms.

ASSUMPTIONS. For the purposes of this Opinion we have assumed in relation to the Documents Docu­ ments that: (1) the System Documents with which we have been provided are originals or true copies; (2) the terms of the System Documents and the rights and obligations created by them are valid and legally binding under the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany by which they are expressed to be governedxxxxx­ xxx, and the choice of the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany to govern the System Documents is recognised by the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany; (3) the Participant Documents are within the capacity and power of and have been validly authorised, adopted or executed and, where necessary, delivered deli­ vered by the relevant parties; and (4) the Participant Documents are binding on the parties to which they are addressed, and there has been no breach of any of their terms.

ASSUMPTIONS. For the purposes of this Opinion we have assumed in relation to the Documents Docu- ments that: (1) the System Documents with which we have been provided are originals or true copies; (2) the terms of the System Documents and the rights and obligations created by them are valid and legally binding under the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany by which they are expressed to be governed, and the choice of the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany to govern the System Documents is recognised by the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany; (3) the Participant Documents are within the capacity and power of and have been validly authorised, adopted or executed and, where necessary, delivered deli- vered by the relevant parties; and (4) the Participant Documents are binding on the parties to which they are addressed, and there has been no breach of any of their terms.