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AMERICAN LOANS TO GERMANY
Article Fifth — Provisions as to total and partial redemptions
Article Sixth — Provisions as to presentation of bonds called for
redemption, cancellation and cremation thereof and as to the
contractual Statute of Limitations
Article Seventh — Provisions as to interest to be allowed City by
Fiscal Agents and latter's commissions
Article Eighth — Provisions as to lost, destroyed or mutilated
bonds
Article Ninth — Provisions as to maintenance of Fiscal Agency
and Registry and payment of commissions therefor
Article Tenth — Provisions as to payment by City of all expenses
of service of loan and irrevocable instructions to honor all bonds
and coupons presented
Article Eleventh — Provisions restricting Responsibility of Fiscal
Agents and Registrar
Article Twelfth — Particular covenants of the City tending to
secure the loan
Article Thirteenth — Provisions as to purchase of bonds, purchase
price, option and right to offer in Amsterdam
Article Fourteenth — Provisions as to payment of purchase price,
and setting aside of monies wherewith to pay off International
Acceptance Bank loan
Article Fifteenth — Provisions as to further offerings of City’s
obligations in United States
Article Sixteenth — Provisions as to City’s supplying proof of right
to borrow, certification by German Counsel, approval of United
States and New York authorities, and force majeure clause
Article Seventeenth — Provisions as to Ciscular and listing of bonds
Article Eighteenth — Provisions as to payment of stamp taxes,
fees of German counsel, etc.
Article Nineteenth — Provisions as to keeping of accounts
Article Twentieth — Provisions as to successor firm of Blair & Co.
Article Twenty-first — Provisions as to applying New York law
Annex A — Form of definitive bond
Form of definitive coupon and certificate of authentication
Annex B — Circular
Such agreement contains in part information which the
syndicate and perhaps also the borrower want to be treated
confidentially, as, for example, the price paid to the borrower.
The original agreements are therefore never accessible, and in