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                                                                  Exhibit 10.16

To:      NTL (Delaware), Inc.
         110 East 59th Street
         New York
         NY 10022
         U.S.A.

         NTL Cablecom Holding GmbH
         c/o ATAG Ernst & Young AG
         Bundesstrasse 3
         6304 Zug
         Switzerland

         Cablecom GmbH
         Neumuehlestrasse 42
         8406 Winterthur
         Switzerland

         The Borrowers and the Guarantors (each as defined in the Credit
         Agreement (as defined below))

                                                            Date: 28 March 2002

CREDIT AGREEMENT DATED 28 MARCH 2000 ORIGINALLY MADE BETWEEN NTL INCORPORATED
(NOW KNOWN AS NTL (DELAWARE), INC.) AS PARENT, NTL CABLECOM HOLDING GMBH AS
SHAREHOLDER, CABLECOM (OSTSCHWEIZ) AG (NOW KNOWN AS CABLECOM GMBH) AS PRINCIPAL
BORROWER, THE PARTIES NAMED THEREIN AS ORIGINAL BORROWERS, THE PARTIES NAMED
THEREIN AS ORIGINAL GUARANTORS AND OTHERS, AS AMENDED PURSUANT TO AN AMENDMENT
AGREEMENT DATED 16 MAY 2000 AND AS FURTHER AMENDED, NOVATED, VARIED OR
SUPPLEMENTED FROM TIME TO TIME (THE "CREDIT AGREEMENT")

1.       DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION

1.1      DEFINITIONS

         Terms defined in the Credit Agreement shall, unless otherwise defined
         herein, bear the same meaning in this letter and in this letter:

         "CO-ORDINATORS" means the joint co-ordinators as defined in a
         Confirmation of Terms of Appointment letter agreement dated 7 March
         2002;

         "NTL GROUP NOTES" means the Parent Notes and any other bonds, notes or
         similar public debt instruments issued in the domestic or international
         capital markets by any other member of the NTL Inc. Group;
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         "PARENT NOTES" means any bonds, notes or similar public debt
         instruments issued by the Parent in the domestic or international
         capital markets and outstanding at the date of this letter and the
         5.75% convertible subordinated notes due 2011 issued by the Parent;

         "RELEVANT EVENTS OF DEFAULT" means the Events of Default at:

         (a)      Clause 23.7.1 (Insolvency and Rescheduling) to the extent that
                  such Event of Default occurs solely as a result of the
                  non-payment of interest due under the Parent Notes;

         (b)      Clause 23.7.3 (Insolvency and Rescheduling) to the extent that
                  such Event of Default occurs solely as a result of the Parent
                  Negotiations;

         (c)      Clause 23.8 (Winding-up) to the extent that such Event of
                  Default relates solely to the Parent taking any corporate
                  action or other steps for its "re-organisation" (as such term
                  is construed in the context of Clause 23.8 (Winding-up))
                  solely in connection with the Proposed Steps;

         "RELEVANT POTENTIAL EVENT OF DEFAULT" means any event which would
         become (with the passage of time, the giving of notice, the making of
         any determination under the Credit Agreement or any combination
         thereof) a Relevant Event of Default;

         "SENIOR BANK CREDIT AGREEMENT" means the credit agreement dated 30 May
         2000 originally made between NTL Communications Limited as parent, NTL
         Business Limited as original borrower, the parties named therein as
         guarantors, NTL Communications Corporation as NTL CC and others, as
         amended and restated pursuant to a restatement amendment agreement
         dated 26 September 2001 and as further amended, novated, varied or
         supplemented from time to time prior to the date hereof;

         "STEERING COMMITTEE" means the steering committee as set out in a
         Confirmation of Terms of Appointment letter agreement dated 7 March
         2002 and Societe Generale; and

         "WORKING CAPITAL CREDIT AGREEMENT" means the credit agreement dated 30
         May 2000 originally made between NTL Communications Corp. as parent,
         NTL (UK) Group, Inc. as intermediate parent, NTL Communications Limited
         as borrower and others, as amended, novated, varied, or supplemented
         from time to time prior to the date hereof.

1.2      INTERPRETATION

         Clause 1.2 (Interpretation) of the Credit Agreement shall apply to this
         letter as if set out in full. Headings in this letter shall not affect
         its interpretation.

2.       THE PROPOSED RECAPITALISATION

         The Parent has informed the Agent that (a) it wishes to pursue a
         proposed restructuring, readjustment, rescheduling and/or
         reorganisation of the Parent (the "PROPOSED Recapitalisation") (in
         particular in respect of its debts and other obligations) and (b) in
         connection with the Proposed Recapitalisation it intends to commence
         and progress negotiations (the "PARENT NEGOTIATIONS") with one or more
         of the holders (the "PARENT NOTEHOLDERS") of the Parent Notes and/or
         their representatives. The Parent has requested the Banks to:

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2.1      consent to the Parent taking all steps and corporate and other action
         to take forward the Proposed Recapitalisation (including, without
         limitation, commencing and progressing the Parent Negotiations) (the
         "PROPOSED STEPS"); and

2.2      agree that any Relevant Event of Default or Relevant Potential Event of
         Default which will or may occur solely (directly or indirectly) as a
         result of the Proposed Steps will not constitute an Event of Default
         or, as the case may be, Potential Event of Default.

3.       CONSENT

         Following the receipt of Instructing Group consent, the Agent, on
         behalf of the Banks: (a) hereby consents to the Parent taking the
         Proposed Steps; and (b) hereby irrevocably and unconditionally and for
         all purposes of the Finance Documents agrees that any Relevant Event of
         Default or Relevant Potential Event of Default which will or may occur
         solely (directly or indirectly) as a result of the Proposed Steps will
         not constitute an Event of Default or, as the case may be, Potential
         Event of Default (the "CONSENT") PROVIDED THAT:

3.1      the Consent shall not be effective until the date upon which:

         3.1.1    the agent under the Senior Bank Credit Agreement has entered
                  into a consent letter (upon the instructions of an Instructing
                  Group (as defined in the Senior Bank Credit Agreement)) with
                  NTL Communications Limited (acting on behalf of the Guarantors
                  (as defined in the Senior Bank Credit Agreement)) on
                  substantially the same terms as this consent letter; and

         3.1.2    the agent under the Working Capital Credit Agreement has
                  entered into a consent letter (upon the instructions of an
                  Instructing Group (as defined in the Working Capital Credit
                  Agreement)) with NTL Communications Limited (acting on behalf
                  of the Obligors (as defined in the Working Capital Credit
                  Agreement)) on substantially the same terms as this letter;

3.2      the Proposed Steps shall not include:

         3.2.1    the solicitation of votes or consents, the filing or the
                  consummation of any exchange or similar offer to the Parent
                  Noteholders or the holders of any other NTL Group Notes
                  (together with the Parent Noteholders, the "NOTEHOLDERS")
                  which exchange or similar offer has been, or is required to
                  be, filed with an appropriate governmental agency or body
                  (such as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission) or is
                  exempted from any such filing but which is capable of
                  acceptance by such Noteholders (or any of them) (whether or
                  not subject to satisfaction of conditions);

         3.2.2    the execution or other entry into of any legally binding
                  agreement for, or any offer to Noteholders (or any of them)
                  which is capable of acceptance (whether or not subject to the
                  satisfaction of conditions) in respect of, the prepayment (in
                  whole or in part) of amounts outstanding under the NTL Group
                  Notes (or any of them) or the granting of any security,
                  guarantee or other credit support in

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                  respect of amounts outstanding under the NTL Group Notes (or
                  any of them) PROVIDED THAT this paragraph 3.2.2 shall not
                  prohibit the granting of any security, guarantee or other
                  credit support by Diamond Cable Communications Limited,
                  Diamond Holdings Limited or NTL (Triangle) LLC or any of their
                  respective subsidiaries where such security is required to be
                  granted pursuant to the terms (as at the date hereof) of the
                  indentures constituting the NTL Group Notes issued by Diamond
                  Cable Communications Limited, Diamond Holdings Limited or, as
                  the case may be, NTL Triangle LLC;

         3.2.3    the entry by any member of the NTL Inc. Group into any legally
                  binding agreement with the Noteholders (or any of them) in
                  their capacity as such in relation to the Proposed
                  Recapitalisation or otherwise in relation to the NTL Group
                  Notes (or any of them) in connection with the Proposed
                  Recapitalisation, save for any legally binding agreements: (a)
                  entered into for the purpose of enabling the provision of
                  information by or to any member of the NTL Inc. Group in
                  connection with the Proposed Recapitalisation or to facilitate
                  or enable the progress of non legally binding discussions or
                  negotiations in connection with the Proposed Steps; (b)
                  entered into for the purpose of engaging legal and/or other
                  professional advisors in connection with the Proposed
                  Recapitalisation; (c) under which the Noteholders
                  unconditionally agree for the benefit of the issuer of the
                  relevant NTL Group Notes to waive all or any, and/or agree not
                  to exercise all or any, of their rights in respect of the NTL
                  Group Notes; or (d) under which the Noteholders
                  unconditionally agree for the benefit of the issuer of the
                  relevant NTL Group Notes to a standstill arrangement (or any
                  other arrangement having similar effect) in respect of all or
                  any of their rights in respect of the NTL Group Notes; or

         3.2.4    the Parent taking any corporate action, or any other steps
                  being taken or any legal proceedings being started and served
                  for the Parent's winding-up, dissolution or administration or
                  any similar or analogous process (including, without
                  limitation, any filing or commencement of proceedings under or
                  in connection with the United States Bankruptcy Code, 11
                  U.S.C. Sections 101 et seq).

3.3      The Consent shall terminate at 5.30pm (New York time) on 14 May 2002.
         As at such time or any time after the Consent has terminated the Agent
         may by written notice to the Parent and the Principal Borrower take any
         action pursuant to Clause 23.19 (Acceleration and Cancellation) of the
         Credit Agreement in respect of any Event of Default the subject of the
         Consent to the extent that, at the relevant time, such Event of Default
         is continuing. For the avoidance of doubt if at such time the Parent
         Negotiations are not continuing and no other Proposed Steps are being
         taken at, or are taken after, such time, no Relevant Event of Default
         the subject of the Consent shall be continuing.

4.       ACTION BY THE AGENT

4.1      Notwithstanding the Consent, the Agent may take any action in respect
         of a Relevant Event of Default deemed appropriate pursuant to Clause
         23.19 (Acceleration and Cancellation) of the Credit Agreement and/or
         under any Finance Document upon (or at anytime after and whilst such
         failure is continuing) any of the Parent, the Shareholder,

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         any Borrower or any Guarantor failing to duly perform or comply with
         any obligation expressed to be assumed by it hereunder unless such
         failure relates to the obligation at paragraph 5.3 below and such
         failure is remedied within two Business Days or such failure relates to
         the obligations at paragraphs 5.4, 5.5 or 5.9 below and such failure is
         remedied within 7 Business Days.

5.       PARENT UNDERTAKINGS

         The Parent undertakes by its counter-signature of this letter to:

5.1      procure that no issuer of NTL Group Notes (or any party on such
         issuer's behalf) at any time purchases or buys-back any of the NTL
         Group Notes issued by it or by any other member of the NTL Inc. Group;

5.2      procure that no member of the NTL Inc. Group which is a Guarantor as at
         the date of this letter resigns as a Guarantor;

5.3      provide to the Agent (in sufficient copies for all Banks, if the Agent
         so requests) a 13 week rolling cash flow forecast for the Restricted
         Group (the "FORECAST") which shall be updated by the Parent and
         provided to the Agent on a fortnightly basis (the first Forecast to be
         delivered pursuant to this paragraph 5.3 shall be delivered by the
         Parent to the Agent on 2 April 2002). Each Forecast shall be in
         substantially the same form as the pro forma Forecast agreed by and
         delivered to the Agent prior to the date hereof and shall include
         details of cash balances for members of the Restricted Group in
         substantially the same form as that information appears in, and in
         respect of the same members of the Restricted Group as, the
         aforementioned pro forma Forecast;

5.4     supply or otherwise make available to the Co-Ordinators an index of any
        information relating to the Parent or the Restricted Group or any member
        of the Restricted Group which is provided to the Noteholders (or any of
        them) by any member of the Restricted Group where such information is
        materially different from any information which has been provided to the
        Co-Ordinators and/or the Steering Committee and/or the Agent and/or the
        Banks. If requested by the Co-Ordinators, the Parent shall make such
        aforementioned information available to the Co-Ordinators on the same
        basis as such information is made available to the Noteholders PROVIDED
        THAT the Co-Ordinators have first signed a confidentiality undertaking
        in favour of the Parent in a form acceptable to the Parent (acting
        reasonably);

5.5      provide to the Co-Ordinators copies of:

         5.5.1    any material term sheets sent by any member of the NTL Inc.
                  Group to the Noteholders (or any of them) and/or any of their
                  advisors and which relate to the Proposed Recapitalisation;
                  and

         5.5.2    any material comments sent by any member of the NTL Inc. Group
                  to the Noteholders (or any of them) and/or any of their
                  advisors on any material term sheets which relate to the
                  Proposed Recapitalisation;

5.6      ensure that any material term sheets sent by any member of the NTL Inc.
         Group to the Noteholders (or any of them) and/or any of their advisors
         and which relate to the

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         Proposed Recapitalisation are expressly marked so as to indicate that
         any conclusive agreement (whether or not subject to satisfaction of
         conditions) by any member of the NTL Inc. Group in relation to the
         Proposed Recapitalisation is subject to such member of the NTL Inc.
         Group obtaining the prior written consent of the Banks;

5.7      procure that the Co-ordinators are kept informed at each meeting
         between the Parent, (and, in the case of paragraph 5.7.2 only, the
         Parent, the Shareholder and/or the Principal Borrower) and the
         Co-Ordinators of all material developments in relation to and, at the
         request of the Co-Ordinators, make available to the Co-Ordinators all
         requested documentation relating to:

         5.7.1    any possible strategic investment in the NTL Inc. Group (or
                  any member of the NTL Inc. Group) by any person; or

         5.7.2    any proposed disposal of, by one or more transactions or
                  series of transactions (whether related or not), the whole or
                  any part of the revenues or assets of any member of the
                  Restricted Group where such disposal is material in the
                  context of the Restricted Group taken as a whole; or

         5.7.3    any proposed disposal of, by one or more transactions or
                  series of transactions (whether related or not), the whole or
                  any part of the revenues or assets of any member of the NTL
                  Inc. Group not being a member of the Restricted Group where
                  such disposal is material in the context of the NTL Inc. Group
                  (excluding for the purposes of this paragraph 5.7.3 the
                  Restricted Group) taken as a whole,

         PROVIDED THAT the Parent, the Shareholder and the Principal Borrower
         shall only make any such information and requested documentation
         available to the Co-Ordinators if the Co-Ordinators have first signed a
         confidentiality undertaking in favour of the Parent, the Shareholder
         or, as the case may be, the Principal Borrower in a form acceptable to
         the Parent, the Shareholder or, as the case may be, the Principal
         Borrower (in each case acting reasonably) and PROVIDED FURTHER THAT the
         Parent, the Shareholder and the Principal Borrower shall not be obliged
         to make such information and requested documentation available to the
         Co-Ordinators if the Parent, the Shareholder or, as the case may be,
         the Principal Borrower demonstrates to the satisfaction of the
         Co-Ordinators (by the delivery of a letter from the Group's external
         legal advisors confirming the same, or by other satisfactory means)
         that it is prohibited from making the information or, as the case may
         be, requested documentation available under the terms of a
         confidentiality undertaking it has entered into with a third party;

5.8      use its reasonable endeavours, and procure that the members of the NTL
         Inc. Group use their reasonable endeavours, to consider with the Agent
         (on behalf of the Banks) possible methods of providing the Banks with
         additional credit enhancement in relation to the Facilities and/or the
         Obligors (it being acknowledged by the Agent (on behalf of the Banks))
         that the ability of certain members of the NTL Inc. Group to grant
         security is restricted by certain existing contractual arrangements
         binding on them;

5.9      on or before 12 April 2002, provide to the Agent (in sufficient copies
         for all the Banks (if the Agent so requests) and in form reasonably
         satisfactory to the Agent):

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         5.9.1    a timeline setting out the steps proposed to be taken (and the
                  date by which such steps are proposed to be taken) in
                  connection with the Proposed Steps and/or the Parent
                  Negotiations;

         5.9.2    an up-to-date Group Structure Chart verified by Swiss counsel
                  to the Parent and which the Banks are authorised (by the
                  Parent's Swiss counsel) to rely upon; and

         5.9.3    a contingency business plan for the Shareholder and the
                  Restricted Group on the basis that:

                  (a)      no new funding (including no further drawings under
                           the Credit Agreement) will be available; and

                  (b)      any requested funding, as may be agreed by the Banks,
                           will not be sufficient to satisfy funding
                           requirements of the Shareholder and the Restricted
                           Group during the calendar year 2002;

5.10     no later than 10 Business Days after the request of the Agent or, as
         the case may be, the Co-ordinators, settle any outstanding invoices
         issued by legal, accounting or other professional advisors appointed by
         the Agent or, as the case may be, the Co-ordinators (unless the
         relevant invoice is being queried by the Parent in good faith); and

5.11     procure that the restrictions set out in the schedule hereto in respect
         of Permitted Acquisitions and Permitted Encumbrances are complied with.

6.       MISCELLANEOUS

6.1      This letter is a Finance Document for the purposes of the Credit
         Agreement and all other Finance Documents.

6.2      The Consent shall be without prejudice to any other rights or remedies
         (save as specifically agreed otherwise in this letter) which the Agent,
         any Bank or any other person may now or at any time in the future have
         or which may now or at any time in the future be available to them
         under the terms of the Finance Documents or as a matter of law and
         nothing contained herein shall (save as specifically consented to or
         agreed in this letter) constitute or be deemed to constitute a waiver,
         release or discharge of any or all of the rights and remedies which the
         Agent, any Bank or any other person may have under the Finance
         Documents or as a matter of law PROVIDED THAT this consent shall
         replace, for all purposes, the consent dated 8 March 2002 granted in
         relation to the Credit Agreement save that the acknowledgements at
         paragraph 4.1 of that consent shall remain.

6.3      The Co-Ordinators agree that they shall forward copies of any
         documentation or information received pursuant to paragraphs 5.4, 5.5
         or 5.7 only to members of the Steering Committee who have entered into
         a confidentiality undertaking with the Parent in a form acceptable to
         the Parent (acting reasonably).

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6.4      We confirm that you may provide a copy of this letter to the agent and
         the banks party to the Senior Bank Credit Agreement and to the agent
         and the banks party to the Working Capital Credit Agreement.

6.5      A person who is not a party to this letter has no right under the
         Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 to enforce any term of
         this letter.

6.6      This letter shall be governed by, and construed in accordance with,
         English law.

Please indicate your acceptance of the terms hereof by signing the enclosed copy
of this letter and returning it to Stephen Gillies at J.P. Morgan Europe Limited
at or before 5.00 pm (London time) on 10 April 2002, the time at which the
agreement of the Agent and the Banks set forth above (if not so accepted prior
thereto) will expire.

For and on behalf of
J.P. MORGAN EUROPE LIMITED
as Agent on behalf of the Banks

By: /s/ Caroline Walsh
    /s/ Maxine Graves

Title:

ACCEPTED AND AGREED

THE PARENT

NTL (DELAWARE), INC.
By: /s/ John Gregg

Title:

Dated:

THE SHAREHOLDER

NTL CABLECOM HOLDING GmbH
By: /s/ Gaudenz F. Domenig

Title:

Dated:

THE BORROWERS

CABLECOM GmbH
By: /s/ Rudolf Fischer
    /s/ Gaudenz F. Domenig
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Title:

Dated:

CABLECOM MANAGEMENT GmbH
By: /s/ Rudolf Fischer
    /s/ Gaudenz F. Domenig

Title:

Dated:

BALCAB AG
By: /s/ Rudolf Fischer
    /s/ Roy Simmonds

Title:

Dated:

THE GUARANTORS

NTL CABLECOM HOLDING GmbH
By: /s/ Gaudenz F. Domenig
    /s/ Andreas Moll

Title:

Dated:

CABLECOM GmbH
By: /s/ Rudolf Fischer
    /s/ Gaudenz F. Domenig

Title:

Dated:

CODITEL Sarl
By: /s/ Rudolf Fischer
    /s/ Gaudenz F. Domenig

Title:

Dated:
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BALCAB AG
By: /s/ Ray Simmonds
    /s/ Rudolf Fischer

Title:

Dated:

SWISS ONLINE AG
By: /s/ Gaudenz F. Domenig
    /s/ Rudolf Fischer

Title:

Dated:

CABLECOM ENGINEERING AG
By: /s/ Gaudenz F. Domenig
    /s/ Rudolf Fischer

Title:

Dated:

NORDEX GmbH
By: /s/ Rudolf Fischer
    /s/ Gaudenz F. Domenig

Title:

Dated:

RERA GmbH IMMOBILIENGESELLSCHAFT
By: /s/ Rudolf Fischer
    /s/ Gaudenz F. Domenig

Title:

Dated:

CABLECOM BUSINESS AG
By: /s/ Rudolf Fischer
    /s/ Gaudenz F. Domenig

Title:

Dated:
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REDIFFUSION AG
By: /s/ Rudolf Fischer
    /s/ Guadenz F. Domenig

Title:

Dated:

CABLECOM MANAGEMENT GmbH
By: /s/ Rudolf Fischer
    /s/ Guadenz F. Domenig

Title:

Dated:

URBANET SA
By: /s/ Rudolf Fischer
    /s/ Jean-Charles Cardineaux
Title:

Dated:
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                                    SCHEDULE

               RESTRICTIONS IN RESPECT OF PERMITTED ACQUISITIONS,
                   PERMITTED DISPOSALS, PERMITTED ENCUMBRANCES
                           AND PERMITTED INDEBTEDNESS

1.       No member of the Restricted Group shall make any acquisition falling
         within paragraph (a), (b) or (e) of the definition of "PERMITTED
         ACQUISITION" which it is not obliged to make at the date of first
         posting of this Consent on the relevant Intralinks site (it being
         acknowledged that paragraph (d) of such definition is historic).

2.       No member of the Restricted Group shall create or permit to subsist any
         Encumbrance falling within paragraph (b) or paragraph (c) of the
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                                                                  Exhibit 10.17

                                                                   NTL AUSTRALIA
                                                            SHARE SALE AGREEMENT

                     NATIONAL TRANSCOMMUNICATIONS SPAIN S.L.
                                   (NTL SPAIN)

                             NTL AUSTRALIA SPV, INC.
                                      (SPV)

                                NTL INCORPORATED
                               (VENDOR GUARANTOR)

                MACQUARIE COMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE HOLDINGS
                                  PTY LIMITED
                                   (PURCHASER)

                              SHARE SALE AGREEMENT
                     relating to shares in ntl Belgium Sprl

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                                                                   NTL AUSTRALIA
                                                            SHARE SALE AGREEMENT

                                TABLE OF CONTENTS

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1.         DEFINITIONS.............................................            1

2.         CONDITIONS..............................................            7

3.         SALE AND PURCHASE.......................................            9

4.         PURCHASE PRICE..........................................           10

5.         COMPLETION..............................................           12

6.         COMPLETION ACCOUNTS.....................................           15

7.         OBLIGATIONS PRIOR TO COMPLETION.........................           16

8.         RELEASE OF VENDOR GROUP GUARANTEES......................           19

9.         WARRANTIES BY NTL SPAIN.................................           19

10.        USE OF ntl NAME AND LOGO................................           26

11.        POST COMPLETION ARRANGEMENTS............................           26

12.        POST COMPLETION TAX MATTERS.............................           28

13.        CAPACITY................................................           29

14.        PROTECTION OF GOODWILL..................................           29

15.        CONFIDENTIALITY.........................................           31

16.        ANNOUNCEMENTS...........................................           32

17.        TERMINATION.............................................           33

18.        GOODS AND SERVICES TAX..................................           34

19.        ASSIGNMENT..............................................           35

20.        WAIVER..................................................           35

21.        NOTICES.................................................           36

22.        GENERAL.................................................           37

23.        GOVERNING LAW...........................................           39

24.        VENDOR GUARANTOR'S GUARANTEE............................           40

25.        INTERPRETATION..........................................           43

SCHEDULE 1 ........................................................           47

SCHEDULE 2 ........................................................           52
</TABLE>
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<S>                                                                           <C>
SCHEDULE 3 ........................................................           53

SCHEDULE 4 ........................................................           74

SCHEDULE 5 ........................................................           77
</TABLE>

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                                                                   NTL AUSTRALIA
                                                            SHARE SALE AGREEMENT

                              SHARE SALE AGREEMENT

AGREEMENT dated                                                 22 February 2002

BETWEEN    NATIONAL TRANSCOMMUNICATIONS SPAIN S.L. of Avda. Alcalde Jose Ramirez
           Bethencourt, 6(a), 35003, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Las Palmas,
           Spain (NTL SPAIN)

AND        NTL AUSTRALIA SPV, INC., a company incorporated in the State of
           Delaware whose principal office is at 110 East 59th Street, 26th
           floor, New York, NY 10022, USA (SPV)

AND        MACQUARIE COMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE HOLDINGS PTY LIMITED ACN 099
           653 068 incorporated in Australia of No. 1 Martin Place, Sydney NSW
           2000, Australia (PURCHASER)

AND        NTL INCORPORATED,  (a company incorporated in the State of Delaware)
           of 110 East 59th Street, 26th Floor, New York, NY 10022, USA (VENDOR
           GUARANTOR)

RECITALS

A.         The Shares are legally and beneficially owned by the Vendors.

B.         The Vendors have agreed to sell and the Purchaser has agreed to
           purchase the Shares on the terms and conditions set out in this
           agreement.

C.         The Vendor Guarantor is the ultimate holding company of the Vendors
           and has agreed to guarantee the obligations of the Vendors under this
           agreement.

AGREEMENT

1.         DEFINITIONS

           In this agreement:

           ACCOUNTS means the consolidated statement of financial position of
           NTLA Holdings as at the Accounts Date and the consolidated statement
           of financial performance and consolidated statement of cash flows of
           NTLA Holdings for the year ending on the Accounts Date together with
           the notes to, and the report of the directors in respect of, those
           statements, (the audit opinion for which will be signed prior to
           Completion) a true copy of which comprises ANNEXURE A;

           ACCOUNTS DATE means 31 December 2001;

           ADMINISTRATIVE PROPERTIES means the premises used by the Target Group
           at 655 Pacific Highway, St Leonards, NSW, Australia and Blue
           Building, Benjamin Offices, Belconnen, ACT, Australia;
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                                                                   NTL AUSTRALIA
                                                            SHARE SALE AGREEMENT

           ANNOUNCEMENT means the announcement in the approved terms relating to
           the Transaction;

           AUDITORS means Ernst & Young;

           BANK FACILITY means the senior secured credit facilities under the
           subscription agreement dated 30 March 2001 between NTLA, Chase
           Securities Australia Limited, Chase Capital Markets Fiduciary
           Services Australia Limited and others;

           BANK FACILITY REDEMPTION AMOUNT means the amount that would be
           required to be paid in order to repay in full all amounts outstanding
           as at Completion under the Bank Facility;

           BELGIAN ACCOUNTS means the balance sheet of the Company as at the
           Accounts Date and the profit and loss account of the Company for the
           year ending on the Accounts Date, a true copy of which comprises
           ANNEXURE B;

           BUSINESS means the businesses carried on by the Target Group as at
           the date of this agreement;

           BUSINESS DAY means a day on which banks (as defined in the Banking
           Act 1959 (Cth)) are open for general banking business in New South
           Wales, excluding Saturday's and Sundays;

           CARRIER LICENCE means a carrier licence issued in accordance with the
           Telecommunications Act 1997;

           CLAIM includes a claim, notice, demand, action, proceeding,
           litigation, investigation, judgment, damage, loss, cost, expense or
           liability however arising, whether present, unascertained, immediate,
           future or contingent, whether based in contract, tort or statute and
           whether involving a third party or a party to this agreement;

           COMPANY means ntl Belgium Sprl (a company incorporated in Belgium);

           COMPLETION means completion of the sale and purchase of the Shares as
           contemplated by this agreement;

           COMPLETION ACCOUNTS means the audited consolidated balance sheet of
           NTLA Holdings as at close of business on the Completion Date and the
           audited consolidated statement of financial performance of NTLA
           Holdings for the period from 1 January 2002 until the Completion
           Date, to be prepared and agreed or determined in accordance with
           CLAUSE 6;

           COMPLETION DATE means the day on which Completion occurs;

           CONDITIONS means the conditions set out in CLAUSE 2.1;

           CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION means:

           (a)        all information of, used by, related to or connected with
                      the Business, any Target Group Company, SPT or their
                      respective transactions, operations and affairs (including
                      the Records);

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           (b)        all other information treated by any Target Group Company
                      or SPT as confidential;

           (c)        all notes, data, reports and other records (whether or not
                      in tangible form) based on, incorporating or derived from
                      information referred to in PARAGRAPHS (a) or (b); and

           (d)        all copies (whether or not in tangible form) of the
                      information, notes, reports and records referred to in
                      PARAGRAPHS (a), (b) or (c),

           that is not public knowledge (otherwise than as a result of a breach
           of a confidentiality obligation of a party);

           CONTAMINANT means a solid, liquid or gaseous substance, odour, heat,
           sound, vibration or radiation which is or may be:

           (a)        noxious or poisonous or offensive to the senses of human
                      beings;

           (b)        harmful or potentially harmful to the health, welfare,
                      safety or property of human beings;

           (c)        poisonous, harmful, or potentially harmful to animals or
                      plants; or

           (d)        detrimental to any beneficial use made of the Environment;

           DATA ROOM DOCUMENTS means documentation relating to SPT, the Target
           Group and the Business which has, prior to execution of this
           agreement, been delivered to the Purchaser's solicitors;

           DEFERRED AMOUNT means $20 million, as reduced from time to time in
           accordance with CLAUSE 4.4 (provided that such amount may not be a
           negative number);

           DELAY PERIOD means the number of days (if any) the Completion Date is
           after 28 February 2002;

           DETERMINATION DATE means the fifth Business Day after the date on
           which the Completion Accounts and the Net Assets Amount become final
           and binding on the parties under this agreement;

           DISCLOSURE LETTER means the letter from the Warrantor to the
           Purchaser dated the date of this agreement containing disclosures
           against the Warranties;

           ENCUMBRANCE means mortgage, charge, lien, restriction against
           transfer, encumbrance and other third party interest;

           ENVIRONMENT means the physical factors of the surrounds of human
           beings including the land, waters, atmosphere, climate, sound,
           odours, place, the biological factors of animal and plant and the
           social factors of aesthetics;

           ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHORISATION means any authorisation, approval,
           permit, licence or authority issued pursuant to an Environmental Law;

           ENVIRONMENTAL LAW means a law regulating or otherwise relating to the
           Environment including, without limitation, land use, planning,
           pollution of the atmosphere, water or

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           land waste, the storage and handling of chemicals, Hazardous
           Substances, or any other aspect of the protection of the Environment;

           FUNDS means the funds listed in Attachment 5 to the Disclosure
           Letter;

           GAAP means Accounting Standards, other authoritative pronouncements
           of the Australian Accounting Standards Board, Urgent Issues Group
           Consensus Views and the Corporations Act 2001 applicable to general
           purpose financial reports;

           GOVERNMENTAL AUTHORITY includes any governmental, semi-governmental,
           municipal or statutory authority, instrumentality, organisation, body
           or delegate (including without limitation any town planning or
           development authority, public utility, environmental, building,
           health, safety or other body or authority) having jurisdiction,
           authority or power over or in respect of SPT, any Target Group
           Company or the Business;

           GUARANTEED MONEYS means all debts and monetary liabilities of the
           Vendors to the Purchaser, the Company, any Target Group Company or
           SPT under or in relation to this agreement and in any capacity,
           irrespective of whether the liabilities:

           (a)        are present or future;

           (b)        are actual or contingent;

           (c)        are ascertained or unascertained;

           (d)        are owed or incurred by or on account of either Vendor
                      alone, or severally or jointly with any other person;

           (e)        are owed or incurred to or for the account of the
                      Purchaser alone, or severally or jointly with any other
                      person;

           (f)        are owed or incurred as principal, interest, fees,
                      charges, Taxes, damages (whether for breach of contract or
                      tort or incurred on any other ground), losses, costs,
                      expenses or on any other account; or

           (g)        comprise any combination of the above;

           HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE means any substance which is, or may be
           hazardous, toxic, dangerous or polluting or which is regulated by any
           Environmental Law;

           INDEPENDENT ACCOUNTANT means a chartered accountant or firm of
           chartered accountants appointed under CLAUSE 6.6(d);

           INITIAL PURCHASE PRICE means $850,000,000 less:

           (a)        the SPV Inter-Company Debt Amount;

           (b)        the UK Inter-Company Debt Amount; and

           (c)        the Bank Facility Redemption Amount;

           INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS means all intellectual property and
           proprietary rights (whether registered or unregistered) including:

           (a)        business names;

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           (b)        trade or service marks;

           (c)        any right to have information (including Confidential
                      Information) kept confidential; and

           (d)        patents, patent applications, drawings, discoveries,
                      inventions, improvements, trade secrets, technical data,
                      formulae, computer programs, data bases, know-how, logos,
                      designs, design rights, copyright and similar industrial
                      or intellectual property rights;

           LIABILITIES includes all liabilities (whether actual, contingent or
           prospective), losses, damages, costs and expenses of whatever
           description;

           LONG STOP DATE means 31 May 2002 (or such later date as the Vendor
           Guarantor and the Purchaser may agree in writing);

           MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTS means the unaudited consolidated management
           accounts of NTLA Holdings for the month period ended on the
           Management Accounts Date, a copy of which is included in the Data
           Room Documents;

           MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTS DATE means 31 January 2002;

           NET ASSETS AMOUNT means the figure disclosed as 'net assets' in the
           consolidated balance sheet included in the Completion Accounts;

           NTLA means ntl Australia Pty Ltd ACN 086 048 562;

           NTLA HOLDINGS means ntl Australia Holdings Pty Limited ACN 086 459
           127

           NTLT means ntl Telecommunications Pty Ltd ACN 093 095 419;

           PARTY means a party to this agreement and PARTIES means all of them;

           PERMITS means statutory licences, consents approvals, permissions,
           permits, certificates, registrations and other authorisations;

           PROPERTIES means the real property (whether licensed, leasehold or
           freehold) owned or occupied by the Target Group;

           PURCHASE PRICE means the amount specified in CLAUSE 4.1;

           PURCHASER GROUP means the Purchaser and its subsidiaries from time to
           time (including with effect from Completion, the Company and every
           Target Group Company) and references to PURCHASER GROUP COMPANY and
           to ANY MEMBER OF THE PURCHASER GROUP shall be construed accordingly;

           RECORDS means all original and copy records, documents, books, files,
           reports, accounts, plans, correspondence, letters and papers of every
           description and other material regardless of their form or medium and
           whether coming into existence before, on or after the date of this
           agreement, belonging to or in the possession and control of the
           Company or any Target Group Company including (without limitation)
           certificates of registration, minute books, statutory books and
           registers, books of account, Taxation returns, title deeds and other
           documents of title, customer lists, price lists, computer programs
           and software, and trading and financial records;

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           SALE AGREEMENT means the Acquisition Agreement (for the National
           Transmission Network) dated 18 March 1999 between the Commonwealth of
           Australia, ntl Delaware Inc., ntl Communications Corp., NTLA Holdings
           and NTLA;

           SHARES means all of the shares in the Company;

           SPT means SPT Telecommunications Pty Ltd ACN 099 173 770;

           SPV INTER-COMPANY DEBT means the subordinated debt owing by NTLA to
           SPV from time to time;

           SPV INTER-COMPANY DEBT AMOUNT means the sum of:

           (a)        $267,390,018 being the amount agreed by SPV as the
                      outstanding balance (including accrued but unpaid
                      interest) of the SPV Inter-Company Debt as at 28 February
                      2002; and

           (b)        $31,240 multiplied by the number of days in the Delay
                      Period;

           SUBSIDIARIES means the subsidiaries of the Company listed in PART 2
           and PART 3 of SCHEDULE 1 and SUBSIDIARY means any one of them;

           SUPERANNUATION COMMITMENT means any obligation, liability or duty to
           make any payment to any person in respect of any superannuation or
           retirement benefits or pensions that are or may be provided to any
           present or former employees or directors of the Target Group or their
           respective dependants;

           TARGET GROUP means NTLA Holdings and the other Subsidiaries and
           references to TARGET GROUP COMPANY and to ANY MEMBER OF THE TARGET
           GROUP shall be construed accordingly;

           TAX means all forms of taxes, duties, imposts, charges, withholdings,
           rates, levies or other governmental impositions of whatever nature
           and by whatever authority imposed (including GST), assessed or
           charged together with all costs, charges, interest, penalties, fines,
           expenses and other additional statutory charges, incidental or
           related to the imposition and TAXATION has a corresponding meaning;

           TOWER SITES means the properties on which the towers used by the
           Target Group in connection with the businesses of the Target Group
           are situated and includes the property at which the network
           operations centre is situated;

           TRANSACTION means the sale of Shares and other matters contemplated
           by this agreement;

           UK INTER-COMPANY DEBT AMOUNT means the sum of:

           (a)        $12,980,000 (inclusive of withholding tax) being the
                      amount agreed by the Vendor Guarantor on behalf of all
                      members of the Vendor Group (excluding SPV in respect of
                      the SPV Inter-Company Debt) as the outstanding balance
                      owed by NTLA to ntl Group Limited as at 28 February 2002;
                      and

           (b)        $4,000 multiplied by the number of days in the Delay
                      Period;

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           VENDOR GROUP means the Vendor Guarantor and its related bodies
           corporate from time to time (excluding, after Completion, the Company
           and every Target Group Company) and references to VENDOR GROUP
           COMPANY and to ANY MEMBER OF THE VENDOR GROUP shall be construed
           accordingly;

           VENDOR GROUP GUARANTEES means those guarantees, securities, bonds,
           letters of comfort or other similar obligations given or incurred by
           any member of the Vendor Group (other than the Target Group) in
           respect of the obligations of any Target Group Company as at the date
           of this agreement;

           VENDORS means NTL Spain and SPV;

           WARRANTY CLAIM means a Claim by the Purchaser against the Vendor
           arising as a result of a breach of Warranty;

           WARRANTIES means each of the warranties given under CLAUSE 9 and set
           out in SCHEDULE 3; and

           WARRANTOR means NTL Spain.

2.         CONDITIONS

2.1        CONDITIONS

           Completion must not occur until all of the following Conditions are
           fulfilled (or, to the extent capable of waiver in accordance with
           CLAUSE 2.2, waived):

           (a)        the relevant members of the Target Group having received
                      (on terms reasonably acceptable to the Vendors and the
                      Purchaser) consent of the Commonwealth of Australia
                      pursuant to the Sale Agreement to the proposed changes of
                      control of the Target Group;

           (b)        the release of ntl (Delaware) Inc. and ntl Communications
                      Corp. from their respective guarantee obligations in
                      respect of the Sale Agreement with effect from Completion
                      in a form reasonably acceptable to the Vendor Guarantor;

           (c)        WIN Television Network Pty Limited and Southern Cross
                      Communications Limited each consent for the purpose of the
                      Shareholders Agreement relating to NTLT, to the proposed
                      changes of control of the Target Group;

           (d)        Soul Pattinson Telecommunications Pty Limited consents for
                      the purpose of the Joint Venture Shareholders Agreement
                      relating to SPT, to the proposed changes of control of the
                      Target Group;

           (e)        the Special Broadcasting Corporation consents for the
                      purposes of its transmission services agreements with NTLA
                      to the proposed changes of control of the Target Group;

           (f)        the Vendors have delivered to the Purchaser legal opinions
                      from reputable local counsel, in a form reasonably
                      acceptable to the Purchaser, confirming:

                      (i)        the capacity and authority of the Vendors and
                                 the Vendor Guarantor to enter into and perform
                                 it obligations under, and due execution of,
                                 this agreement; and

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                      (ii)       that on registration in the shareholders'
                                 register of the Company of the transfer of the
                                 Shares, the Purchaser will have title to the
                                 Shares under the laws of Belgium enforceable
                                 against third parties;

           (g)        the Vendor has delivered to the Purchaser a certificate
                      from a duly authorised officer of the Vendor Guarantor
                      confirming that the Vendor Guarantor has obtained an
                      opinion from a reputable international investment bank at
                      the time of execution of this agreement that the
                      consideration to be paid to the Vendors by the Purchaser
                      pursuant to this agreement is fair from a financial point
                      of view to the Vendors, it being acknowledged by the
                      Purchaser that the Purchaser is not a third party
                      beneficiary of the opinion;

           (h)        the Vendors have delivered to the Purchaser a legal
                      opinion from a reputable US counsel, in a form reasonably
                      acceptable to the Purchaser, in relation to the
                      enforceability of and the ability to avoid this agreement
                      under US bankruptcy law;

           (i)        to the extent that the Purchaser has received legal advice
                      that the repayment of the SPV Inter-Company Debt, the Bank
                      Facility or amounts owing to ntl Group Limited by the
                      Target Group as contemplated by this agreement would
                      constitute financial assistance requiring approval by the
                      shareholders of the relevant Target Group Companies and/or
                      Macquarie Bank Limited under section 260A of the
                      Corporations Act 2001, such shareholder approval has been
                      obtained in accordance with section 260B of the
                      Corporations Act 2001;

           (j)        receipt by the Purchaser of the schedule comprising
                      Attachment 4 to the Disclosure Letter referred to in the
                      Warranty in PARAGRAPH 8.1 of SCHEDULE 3, in final form
                      satisfactory to the Purchaser (acting reasonably); and

           (k)        the Purchaser has received notice from the Australian
                      Prudential Regulation Authority ('APRA') to the effect
                      that it has no objection to the Transaction either
                      unconditionally or on conditions which the Purchaser
                      (acting reasonably) does not regard as onerous.

2.2        WAIVER OF CONDITIONS

           A Condition may only be waived in writing to the other parties:

           (a)        in respect of the Conditions set out in CLAUSES 2.1(c),
                      (d), (e), (f), (g), (h), 2.1(i), 2.1(j) and 2.1(k) by the
                      Purchaser;

           (b)        in respect of the Condition set out in CLAUSE 2.1(b), by
                      the Vendor Guarantor, in its absolute discretion; and

           (c)        in respect of all other Conditions, by the Vendors and the
                      Purchaser jointly,

           and will be effective only to the extent specifically set out in that
           waiver.

2.3        CONDUCT OF THE PARTIES

           (a)        Each party must use all reasonable efforts within its own
                      capacity to ensure that each Condition is fulfilled as
                      soon as reasonably practicable after execution of this
                      agreement and in any event, before 5.00 pm on the Long
                      Stop Date.

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           (b)        Without prejudice to CLAUSE 2.3(a), the Purchaser will use
                      its best efforts to provide such details of its proposed
                      financing arrangements in relation to the payment of the
                      Purchase Price and repayment of the Bank Facility, the SPV
                      Inter-Company Debt and the inter-company debt owed to ntl
                      Group Limited to the directors of NTLA, by 27 February
                      2002, as is reasonably necessary to allow those directors
                      to consider if such proposals would require any
                      shareholder approval as referred to in CLAUSE 2.1(i).

2.4        LIMITATION OF OBLIGATIONS

           Nothing in CLAUSES 2.1 to 2.3 (inclusive) shall require:

           (a)        any member of the Vendor Group or the Purchaser Group to
                      make any disposals of any assets or to give any
                      undertakings in order to satisfy any of the Conditions; or

           (b)        any member of the Vendor Group or the Purchaser Group to
                      make any cash payment to any third party in order to
                      satisfy any of the Conditions (other than customary fees
                      and disbursements incurred in connection with the
                      preparation of documentation (including legal opinions)
                      and adviser's fees and disbursements incurred in
                      connection with such documentation).

2.5        FAILURE OF CONDITION

           If a party has complied with its obligations under CLAUSE 2.3, it may
           terminate this agreement by giving notice in writing to the other
           parties if one or more Conditions are not fulfilled or (to the extent
           capable of being waived pursuant to CLAUSE 2.2) waived by 5.00 pm on
           the Long Stop Date.

2.6        ACTION ON TERMINATION

           On termination of this agreement under CLAUSE 2.5, this agreement
           (save for CLAUSES 1, 15.2, 16, 19 to 23 (inclusive) and 25) shall
           automatically terminate and cease to have effect.

2.7        CONDITION INCAPABLE OF FULFILMENT

           If at any time any party becomes aware of a fact or circumstance that
           is reasonably likely to prevent a Condition being satisfied, it shall
           immediately inform the other parties in writing.

3.         SALE AND PURCHASE

           The Vendors as beneficial owners agree to sell to the Purchaser and
           the Purchaser agrees to buy from the Vendors the Shares:

           (a)        for the Purchase Price;

           (b)        free from Encumbrances;

           (c)        with all rights, including dividend and voting rights,
                      attached or accrued to them on or after the date of this
                      agreement; and

           (d)        subject to this agreement.

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4.         PURCHASE PRICE

4.1        AMOUNT

           The Purchase Price for the Shares is the Initial Purchase Price,
           subject to adjustment under CLAUSE 4.2.

4.2        ADJUSTMENT OF PURCHASE PRICE

           (a)        If the Net Assets Amount is less than $112,187,000, then
                      on the Determination Date the Vendors must pay an amount
                      equal to the shortfall to the Purchaser.

           (b)        If the Net Assets Amount is more than $112,187,000, then
                      on the Determination Date the Purchaser must pay an amount
                      equal to the excess to the Vendors.

4.3        PAYMENT OF THE INITIAL PURCHASE PRICE AND DEFERRED AMOUNT

           (a)        The Purchaser must pay the Initial Purchase Price less the
                      Deferred Amount on Completion.

           (b)        The Purchaser must pay the Deferred Amount in accordance
                      with CLAUSE 4.4.

4.4        DEFERRED AMOUNT

           (a)        Subject to the remaining provisions of this CLAUSE 4.4,
                      the Purchaser must pay to the Vendors (or as the Vendors
                      direct) the Deferred Amount in two instalments in
                      accordance with this CLAUSE 4.4.

           (b)        The Purchaser may claim set off against the Deferred
                      Amount any bona fide claim it has against a Vendor or the
                      Vendor Guarantor under this agreement.

           (c)        The Purchaser must serve notice on the Warrantor with
                      details of any claim under CLAUSE 4.4(b) and the amount
                      claimed from the Deferred Amount. If the Warrantor
                      disputes the Purchaser's claim it must serve notice on the
                      Purchaser within 20 Business Days after it receives the
                      Purchaser's notice.

           (d)        If the Warrantor does not serve a dispute notice under
                      CLAUSE 4.4(c), the Deferred Amount will be reduced by the
                      amount claimed by the Purchaser.

           (e)        If:

                      (i)        the Warrantor serves a dispute notice in
                                 accordance with CLAUSE 4.4(c); and

                      (ii)       the claim is subsequently agreed, compromised
                                 or settled or a judgment or award is made in
                                 favour of the Purchaser in respect of the claim
                                 then,

                      the Deferred Amount will be reduced by the amount payable
                      to the Purchaser under that agreement, compromise,
                      settlement, judgment or award.

           (f)        On 15 January 2003 the Purchaser must pay to the Vendors
                      (or as the Vendors direct) the difference, if any,
                      between:

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                      (i)        the amount equal to $5 million, less any
                                 amounts subtracted from the Deferred Amount
                                 under CLAUSE 4.4(d) or (e) to that date; and

                      (ii)       the amount of claims made by the Purchaser
                                 under CLAUSE 4.4(b) which are at that date
                                 still in dispute,

                      provided that if this does not result in a positive
                      number, no payment will be due from the Purchaser.

           (g)        On 30 September 2003, the Purchaser must pay to the
                      Vendors (or as the Vendors direct) the difference, if any,
                      between:

                      (i)        the balance of the Deferred Amount at that
                                 date; and

                      (ii)       the amount of claims made by the Purchaser
                                 under CLAUSE 4.4(b) which are at that date
                                 still in dispute.

           (h)        The Purchaser must pay the balance, if any, of the
                      Deferred Amount only when all the Purchaser's claims under
                      CLAUSE 4.4(b) are finalised, within 5 Business Days of
                      such finalisation.

4.5        RIGHTS OF THE PURCHASER

           Any set-off claimed by the Purchaser under CLAUSE 4.4 against the
           Deferred Amount in or towards satisfaction of claims under this
           agreement will not affect any other rights or remedies which the
           Purchaser may have for the purpose of recovering amounts due to it
           from the Vendors or the Vendor Guarantor.

4.6        CLEARED FUNDS

           All amounts payable under CLAUSE 4.3, CLAUSE 4.4 and CLAUSE 5.4 in
           connection with repayment of the SPV Inter-Company Debt and UK
           Inter-Company Debt must be paid by bank cheque, telegraphic transfer
           to an account or accounts nominated by the Vendor Guarantor (as agent
           for the Vendors) or by the Purchaser (as appropriate) or otherwise in
           cleared funds.

4.7        ALLOCATION OF THE PURCHASE PRICE

           The Purchase Price is allocated as between the Vendors, equally
           between each Share.

4.8        WITHHOLDING TAX

           (a)        The Warrantor indemnifies and holds the Purchaser harmless
                      from and against any loss, expense or outgoing arising as
                      a consequence of all or any part of the Purchase Price
                      being considered by the Commissioner of Taxation to be
                      subject to either withholding tax or any form of income
                      tax (including without limitation any liability incurred
                      by the Purchaser under section 221YQ(1) of the Income Tax
                      Assessment Act 1936).

           (b)        Any payment required to be made by the Warrantor to the
                      Purchaser under CLAUSE 4.8(a) must be made immediately
                      upon the Warrantor receiving notice in writing from the
                      Purchaser that the Purchaser has received a notice or
                      other demand requiring an amount to be paid by it on
                      account of withholding tax or income tax upon the Purchase
                      Price.

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           (c)        Nothing in this CLAUSE 4.8 limits in any way rights which
                      the Purchaser may have against the Warrantor under the
                      Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 or any other law in
                      relation to taxation.

4.9        INDEMNITY REGARDING BELGIAN TAX RESIDENCY

           The Vendor Guarantor indemnifies the Purchaser against any loss,
           cost, liability, expense or damage the Purchaser suffers or incurs as
           a result of the Company not being solely tax resident in Belgium at
           all times whilst the shares in the Company have been held by any
           member of the Vendor Group.

5.         COMPLETION

5.1        TIME AND PLACE

           If all the Conditions have been fulfilled or waived under CLAUSE 2,
           Completion will take place at 10.00am on the later of 28 February
           2002 and the second Business Day immediately following the date on
           which the last of the Conditions have been fulfilled or waived at the
           offices of Minter Ellison, 88 Phillip Street, Sydney, NSW 2000 or at
           another time and place agreed by the parties in writing.

5.2        WARRANTOR'S OBLIGATIONS

           At or before Completion, the Warrantor must:

           (a)        deliver to the Purchaser copies of the following
                      documents:

                      (i)        minutes of a directors' meeting of the Company
                                 to convene a shareholders meeting to approve
                                 the transfer of the Shares to the Purchaser;

                      (ii)       a waiver by the directors and auditor of the
                                 Company of their rights to be convened to the
                                 shareholders meeting of the Company;

                      (iii)      letters to the Minister of Economic Affairs,
                                 the Minister of Finance and the Minister of
                                 Economic Affairs of the Brussels Region
                                 notifying such ministers of the Transaction;

                      (iv)       minutes of a shareholders meeting of the
                                 Company indicating that the transfer of the
                                 Shares to the Purchaser was approved by at
                                 least half of the shareholders in the Company
                                 owning at least 75% of the Shares,

                      in each case, in the form reasonably required by the
                      Purchaser and in accordance with the laws of Belgium;

           (b)        produce to the Purchaser copies of any power of attorney
                      under which any of the Vendor Guarantor and the Vendors
                      execute this agreement and any document required to be
                      entered into by this agreement and entered into by any of
                      them on or prior to Completion;

           (c)        cause the persons notified in writing by the Purchaser to
                      the Vendors before Completion to be appointed (conditional
                      upon those persons first having provided a written consent
                      to act) as directors of the Company and of each Target
                      Group Company with effect from Completion (and in relation
                      to NTLT

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                      and SPT, only insofar as consistent with the terms of the
                      shareholders agreements amongst the shareholders of NTLT
                      and SPT);

           (d)        cause the resignation of each of the persons named in
                      SCHEDULE 2 as directors of the Company and of each Target
                      Group Company with effect from Completion (and in relation
                      to NTLT and SPT, only insofar as consistent with the terms
                      of the shareholders agreement amongst the shareholders of
                      NTLT and SPT);

           (e)        deliver to the Purchaser the statutory books and register,
                      the certificate of registration and any common seal of the
                      Company and each Target Group Company;

           (f)        if the Bank Facility is to be repaid in full at
                      Completion, procure the delivery by the trustee for the
                      security granted by the Target Group in respect of the
                      Bank Facility of discharges of that security and ASIC
                      Forms 312, unless the Purchaser elects to retain that
                      security;

           (g)        if required by the Purchaser, cause the board of directors
                      of each Target Group Company to resolve that the
                      registered office of each member of the Target Group
                      Company be changed to the address specified by the
                      Purchaser; and

           (h)        any other document reasonably required by the Purchaser to
                      transfer title to the Shares.

5.3        REGISTRATION OF TRANSFER OF SHARES

           The Vendors and the Purchaser agree to do and to cause on their
           behalf or on behalf of the Company, Peeters Advocaten-Avocats more
           specifically Ilse Vande Valde and/or Muriel Baudoncq to do all such
           acts and things that may be necessary or useful in connection with
           the transfer of the Shares to the Purchaser under this agreement
           including:

           (a)        any and all necessary notifications and registrations in
                      connection with the Transaction;

           (b)        the registration on Completion of the transfer of the
                      Shares in the shareholders' register of the Company, in
                      accordance with the laws of Belgium; and

           (c)        the issuing of appropriate shareholder's certificate to
                      the Purchaser.

5.4        OBLIGATIONS OF THE PURCHASER

           The Purchaser must at Completion:

           (a)        pay the Initial Purchase Price less the Deferred Amount to
                      the Vendors in accordance with CLAUSE 4.6;

           (b)        procure the payment of, the SPV Inter-Company Debt Amount
                      by way of repayment of the SPV Inter-Company Debt, in
                      accordance with CLAUSE 4.6; and

           (c)        procure the payment of, the UK Inter-Company Debt Amount
                      (less $1,141,440 in respect of withholding tax on that
                      part of the UK Inter-Company Debt Amount which represents
                      payment by NTLA for knowhow, which amount

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                      must be paid to NTLA) by way of repayment of the amount
                      owing by NTLA to ntl Group Limited, in accordance with
                      CLAUSE 4.6.

5.5        SIMULTANEOUS ACTIONS AT COMPLETION

           In respect of Completion:

           (a)        the obligations of the parties under this agreement are
                      interdependent;

           (b)        all actions required to be performed will be taken to have
                      occurred simultaneously on the Completion Date; and

           (c)        the Purchaser need not complete the purchase of any of the
                      Shares unless the purchase of all the Shares is completed
                      simultaneously.

5.6        SCHEDULED COMPLETION DATE

           The date on which Completion is required to take place in accordance
           with CLAUSE 5.1 is referred to in CLAUSE 5.7 as the 'scheduled
           Completion Date' which expression shall include any later date set
           for Completion in accordance with CLAUSE 5.7.

5.7        COMPLETION OBLIGATIONS BREACHED

           If at the scheduled Completion Date:

           (a)        the Purchaser shall not have complied in any material
                      respect with any of its obligations under CLAUSE 5.4, the
                      Vendors shall be entitled, at their discretion; or

           (b)        if either Vendor shall not have complied in any material
                      respect with its obligations under CLAUSE 5.2, the
                      Purchaser shall be entitled, at its discretion;

           in either case:

           (c)        to defer Completion to any subsequent Business Day falling
                      not more than 10 Business Days after the scheduled
                      Completion Date or any later date set for Completion in
                      accordance with this clause. In such event this CLAUSE 5.7
                      shall apply to the scheduled Completion Date so deferred;

           (d)        if applicable, to waive the requirement to fulfil those
                      obligations, in whole or in part, and following such
                      waiver to complete the sale and purchase of the Shares in
                      accordance with CLAUSES 5.2 and 5.4;

           (e)        so far as practicable, to complete the sale and purchase
                      of the Shares, in accordance with CLAUSES 5.2 and 5.4; or

           (f)        to terminate this agreement in accordance with CLAUSE 17.

5.8        DISCHARGE OF INTER-COMPANY DEBTS

           Payment by the Purchaser of the amounts referred to in CLAUSE 5.4(b)
           and CLAUSE 5.4(c) in accordance with CLAUSE 4.6 will constitute full
           discharge in respect of the SPV Inter-Company Debt, any amounts owing
           on inter-company account by NTLA to ntl Group

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           Limited at Completion and any other amounts owing by the Company, the
           Target Group or SPT to any member of the Vendor Group at Completion.

6.         COMPLETION ACCOUNTS

6.1        COMPLETION ACCOUNTS

           The Purchaser must as soon as practicable, and in any event no later
           than 20 Business Days after the Completion Date, prepare and give the
           draft Completion Accounts to the Auditors.

6.2        BASIS OF PREPARATION

           The Completion Accounts must be prepared, and the Net Assets Amount
           must be calculated, in accordance with the accounting policies set
           out in SCHEDULE 5.

6.3        AUDIT

           The Vendor Guarantor and the Purchaser must jointly instruct the
           Auditors to audit the Completion Accounts on that basis and to
           complete the audit as soon as practicable and in any event within 15
           Business Days after delivery of the draft Completion Accounts to the
           Auditors. As soon as the audit is complete, the Purchaser must send a
           copy of the audited Completion Accounts to the Vendor Guarantor.

6.4        ACCESS TO INFORMATION

           (a)        The Purchaser must ensure that all information and
                      assistance requested by the Auditors is given to them to
                      audit the Completion Accounts and must permit
                      representatives of the Auditors to have reasonable access
                      to, and take extracts from or make copies of the Records
                      in the Purchaser's or Target Group's possession or
                      control, to audit the Completion Accounts.

           (b)        The Purchaser must permit representatives of the Vendor
                      Guarantor to have reasonable access to, and take extracts
                      from or make copies of the, Records in the Purchaser's or
                      Target Group's possession or control to review the audited
                      Completion Accounts served on it by the Purchaser.

6.5        REVIEW OF COMPLETION ACCOUNTS

           If no Dispute Notice is given under CLAUSE 6.6 within 10 Business
           Days after the date on which the audited Completion Accounts are
           given to the Vendor Guarantor ('FINAL OBJECTION DATE'), those
           accounts will be taken to be the final Completion Accounts and the
           Net Assets Amount in those accounts will be final and binding on the
           parties. If the Vendor Guarantor or the Purchaser disputes the
           Completion Accounts before the Final Objection Date, the dispute will
           be determined in accordance with CLAUSE 6.6.

6.6        DISPUTE RESOLUTION PROCEDURE

           (a)        If the Vendor Guarantor or the Purchaser disputes the
                      Completion Accounts, the relevant party must give the
                      other a notice ('DISPUTE NOTICE') before the Final
                      Objection Date setting out:

                      (i)        reasonable details of each matter in dispute;
                                 and

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                      (ii)       the reasons why each matter is disputed.

           (b)        Once the Vendor Guarantor or the Purchaser has given a
                      Dispute Notice, the relevant party may not dispute any
                      further items or amounts in the Completions Accounts.

           (c)        If the Vendor Guarantor and the Purchaser have not
                      resolved the dispute within 10 Business Days after the
                      date the Dispute Notice was given, they must promptly
                      submit the matter or matters in dispute to the Independent
                      Accountant for determination.

           (d)        The identity of the Independent Accountant must be agreed
                      by the Vendor Guarantor and the Purchaser. If the Vendor
                      Guarantor and the Purchaser cannot agree within 5 Business
                      Days of the Purchaser giving the Purchaser Response to the
                      Vendor Guarantor, then the Independent Accountant will be
                      nominated, at the request of either the Vendor Guarantor
                      or the Purchaser, by the President of the Institute of
                      Chartered Accountants (New South Wales Branch).

           (e)        The disputed matters must be referred to the Independent
                      Accountant by written submission which must include the
                      Completion Accounts, the Dispute Notice, and an extract of
                      the relevant provisions of the agreement. The Independent
                      Accountant must also be instructed to finish its
                      determination no later than 15 Business Days after its
                      appointment (or another period agreed by the parties). The
                      Vendor Guarantor and the Purchaser will each be entitled
                      to submit written representations to the Independent
                      Accountant.

           (f)        The parties must promptly give the Independent Accountant
                      any information, assistance and cooperation requested in
                      writing by the Independent Accountant in connection with
                      its determination. All correspondence between the
                      Independent Accountant and a party must be copied to the
                      other parties.

           (g)        The Independent Accountant must act as an expert and not
                      as an arbitrator and its written determination will be
                      final and binding on the parties in the absence of
                      manifest error and the Completion Accounts will be deemed
                      to be amended accordingly and will be taken to comprise
                      the final Completion Accounts.

6.7        COSTS

           The costs of the:

           (a)        Auditors in preparing the Completion Accounts; and

           (b)        the Independent Accountant (if instructed),

           will be borne by the Vendor Guarantor as to one half, and the
           Purchaser as to one half.

7.         OBLIGATIONS PRIOR TO COMPLETION

7.1        CONTINUITY OF BUSINESS

           Subject to CLAUSE 7.3, and except to the extent contemplated or
           required under this agreement or as otherwise agreed in writing
           between the Vendors and the Purchaser prior to execution of this
           agreement, the Vendors must procure until Completion that:

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           (a)        the Company does not trade, does not incur any liabilities
                      or obligations and does not acquire or dispose of any
                      asset (or enter into any contract, agreement or
                      understanding in relation to any of those things);

           (b)        the Business is in all material respects conducted in the
                      ordinary course of business and in compliance in all
                      material respects with all applicable laws and regulations
                      and that each Target Group Company uses best endeavours to
                      preserve the Business, keep available the services of
                      current officers and other key employees, and preserve the
                      relationships of the Target Group and SPT with those
                      persons having business dealings with them;

           (c)        each Target Group Company and SPT takes all reasonable
                      steps to preserve and protect its assets in accordance
                      with its normal business practices as at the date of this
                      agreement;

           (d)        each Target Company and SPT must do all things reasonably
                      necessary to maintain all Permits required to conduct the
                      Business and not do anything to jeopardise or compromise
                      the retention of those Permits; and

           (e)        no other action is taken by any Target Group Company or by
                      SPT which is inconsistent with the provisions of this
                      agreement or the consummation of the Transaction.

7.2        PURCHASER CONSENT REQUIRED

           Without prejudice to CLAUSE 7.1 but subject to CLAUSE 7.3, the
           Vendors must until Completion procure that no Target Group Company
           shall (and the Company and SPT shall not), except to the extent
           contemplated or required by this agreement or as otherwise agreed in
           writing between the Vendors and the Purchaser prior to execution of
           this agreement, take any of the following steps without the prior
           written consent of the Purchaser (such consent not to be unreasonably
           withheld or delayed):

           (a)        admit any person as a member (whether by subscription,
                      transfer or transmission) or issue any shares, options or
                      securities which are convertible into shares;

           (b)        make any increase or reduction or other alteration
                      whatsoever (including by way of redemption, purchase,
                      sub-division, consolidation or redesignation) of its share
                      capital or grant any option to subscribe for or acquire
                      any of its shares or issue any securities convertible into
                      any of its shares;

           (c)        liquidate any subsidiary, or take any steps towards the
                      liquidation of any subsidiary;

           (d)        otherwise than in the ordinary course of the Business,
                      sell, lease, transfer, license or otherwise dispose or
                      agree or commit to dispose of or purchase, lease, license
                      or otherwise acquire or agree or commit to acquire assets,
                      businesses or undertakings (or any interest in any of
                      them) of more than $1 million in aggregate whether by a
                      single transaction or by a series of transactions (related
                      or not);

           (e)        amend the terms of employment or engagement of a director,
                      other officer or senior employee or provide a gratuitous
                      payment or benefit to a director, officer or senior
                      employee (or any of their dependants);

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           (f)        enter into, or increase or extend any liability under, any
                      guarantee or indemnity given in respect of the obligations
                      of NTLT or any person outside the Target Group;

           (g)        amend, vary, waive or breach any material provision of,
                      fail to enforce, or terminate (or give notice to
                      terminate), or take any action that may result in the
                      termination or cancellation of any material contract to
                      which any Target Group Company is a party;

           (h)        enter into any contract which is material to any Target
                      Group Company;

           (i)        other than in the ordinary course of the Business, grant,
                      create or allow to arise any charge, security, lien or
                      encumbrance over any of its assets (other than charges
                      arising by operation of law in the ordinary and normal
                      course of trading).

           (j)        pay any dividend or any management fee or similar amount
                      (other than between Target Group Companies, excluding
                      NTLT), or distribute or return any capital to its members
                      or repay any of the SPV Inter-Company Debt, any amounts
                      owing on inter-company account by NTLA to ntl Group
                      Limited or any other amounts owing by the Company, the
                      Target Group or SPT to any member of the Vendor Group
                      (excluding the Company and the Target Group), (save for
                      the repayment of $35 million of the SPV Inter-Company Debt
                      on or around 22 February 2002);

           (k)        alter its constitution or equivalent constituent
                      documents; and

           (l)        authorise, or commit or agree to take, any of the
                      foregoing actions.

7.3        EXCEPTIONS

           CLAUSES 7.1 and 7.2 do not:

           (a)        prevent funding to NTLT in accordance with the funding
                      obligations which, at the date of this agreement, any
                      Target Group Company is legally committed to provide to
                      NTLT, as set out in Attachment 6 to the Disclosure Letter;

           (b)        oblige any member of the Vendor Group to take or prohibit
                      action in relation to NTLT to the extent it is unable to
                      do so under the terms of the shareholders agreement
                      between the shareholders of NTLT;

           (c)        prevent funding to SPT in accordance with the funding
                      obligations which, at the date of this agreement, any
                      Target Group Company as legally committed to provide to
                      SPT; and

           (d)        oblige any member of the Vendor Group to take or prohibit
                      action in relation to SPT to the extent it is unable to do
                      so under the terms of the shareholders agreement between
                      the shareholders of SPT.

7.4        ACCESS TO BUSINESS AND RECORDS

           The Vendor must, upon reasonable notice, allow the Purchaser, its
           employees, agents and representatives reasonable access to the
           Administrative Properties, the Tower Sites, and the Records at all
           reasonable times before Completion to enable the Purchaser, as is

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           reasonably necessary, to become familiar with the Business and the
           affairs of SPT and the Target Group.

7.5        PURCHASER'S OBLIGATIONS

           The Purchaser must ensure that any access under CLAUSE 7.4 is
           exercised and conducted in a manner to avoid unreasonable disruption
           to the conduct of the Business and the activities and operations of
           the Target Group and its employees.

7.6        RIGHT TO CONSULT

           For the purposes of CLAUSE 7.4, the Purchaser may:

           (a)        consult with the Managing Director and Finance Director of
                      NTLA Holdings; and

           (b)        with the prior consent of the Vendors (which consent may
                      not be unreasonably withheld), consult with senior
                      employees of the Target Group.

8.         RELEASE OF VENDOR GROUP GUARANTEES

           The Purchaser:

           (a)        must, from the date of this agreement, use reasonable
                      efforts to procure the release of each member of the
                      Vendor Group (other than the Target Group) from each of
                      the Vendor Group Guarantees with effect from Completion;
                      and

           (b)        pending such release but following and subject to
                      Completion, indemnifies the Vendor Guarantor (for itself
                      and as trustee for each member of the Vendor Group) from
                      and against any Claim or Liability arising out of the
                      Vendor Group Guarantees that may be suffered or incurred
                      by any member of the Vendor Group (other than the Target
                      Group) which relates to events or circumstances occurring
                      after Completion, other than events or circumstances which
                      constitute a breach of Warranty.

9.         WARRANTIES BY NTL SPAIN

9.1        WARRANTIES

           Subject to CLAUSES 9.2 and 9.4, the Warrantor warrants to the
           Purchaser that each of the Warranties is true and accurate at the
           date of this agreement and immediately prior to Completion by
           reference to the facts and circumstances then subsisting.

9.2        QUALIFICATION

           The Warranties are given subject to and are qualified by the
           Disclosure Letter.

9.3        WARRANTOR'S KNOWLEDGE

           Where any statement in the Warranties is qualified by the expression
           'to the best of the knowledge, information and belief of the
           Warrantor' or 'so far as the Warrantor is aware' or any similar
           expression, the Warrantor shall be deemed only to have knowledge of
           anything of which John Morrish has actual knowledge and of which any
           of Clive

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           Morton, John Higginbottom, Tom Bennie, Graeme Barclay, Peter Douglas
           or David Green has actual knowledge or would have had such knowledge
           had he made reasonable inquiries having regard to his position and
           responsibilities.

9.4        ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

           The parties agree that:

           (a)        the Purchaser has had the opportunity to conduct, and has
                      conducted, due diligence investigations in relation to the
                      Target Group, SPT and the Business before the date of this
                      agreement;

           (b)        the only warranties on which the Purchaser has relied on
                      in entering into this agreement are those set out in
                      SCHEDULE 3 and CLAUSE 13;

           (c)        to the extent permitted by law, all other warranties,
                      representations and undertakings (whether express or
                      implied and whether oral or in writing) made or given by
                      the Vendor Guarantor, the Warrantor, any Target Group
                      Company or their respective employees, agents or
                      representatives are expressly excluded;

           (d)        (for the avoidance of doubt) no warranty or
                      representation, express or implied, is given in relation
                      to any expression of opinion, intention or expectation or
                      any forecast or projection contained or referred to in the
                      Data Room Documents; and

           (e)        the only person entitled to make a Warranty Claim under
                      this agreement is the Purchaser or any permitted assignee
                      under CLAUSE 19.2.

9.5        INDEMNITY

           (a)        Without prejudice to CLAUSE 9.21 and the other provisions
                      of this CLAUSE 9 in relation to Warranty Claims, the
                      Warrantor indemnifies the Purchaser, the Company and each
                      Target Group Company against any claim, action, damage,
                      loss, liability, cost, charge, expense or outgoing which
                      the Company or any Target Group Company pays, suffers,
                      incurs or is liable for in respect of any breach of
                      Warranty.

           (b)        The Purchaser holds the benefit of the indemnity in CLAUSE
                      9.5(a) on trust for itself and for the Company and each
                      Target Group Company.

9.6        RESTRICTED SCOPE OF WARRANTIES

           Save for the Warranties set out in PARAGRAPHS 5 and 17 of SCHEDULE 3,
           the only Warranties given in relation to:

           (a)        real property, environmental matters and compliance with
                      laws relating to real property and environmental matters
                      are those Warranties contained in PARAGRAPHS 8 and 9 of
                      SCHEDULE 3 provided that this CLAUSE 9.6(a) does not apply
                      to the extent that assets of the Target Group or SPT are
                      'real property' by reason of constituting fixtures;

           (b)        Intellectual Property Rights are those Warranties
                      contained in PARAGRAPH 10 of SCHEDULE 3;

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           (c)        Taxation are those Warranties contained in PARAGRAPH 16 of
                      SCHEDULE 3; and

           (d)        superannuation are those Warranties contained in PARAGRAPH
                      15 of SCHEDULE 3.

9.7        PROVISIONS AND RECOVERIES

           Despite any other provision of this agreement, the Warrantor has no
           Liability for a Warranty Claim to the extent that (but only to the
           extent that):

           (a)        the Warranty Claim is set off against and deducted from
                      the Deferred Amount;

           (b)        the subject matter of the Warranty Claim is provided for
                      or fairly disclosed in the Accounts or the Purchaser
                      receives a payment under CLAUSE 4.2(a) in respect of the
                      subject matter of the Warranty Claim;

           (c)        any amount the subject of the Warranty Claim is recovered
                      under an insurance policy in favour of any Target Group
                      Company.

9.8        FINANCIAL LIMITS

           The Warrantor has no Liability for a Warranty Claim:

           (a)        unless the Liability of the Warrantor in respect of such
                      Warranty Claim (or series of related Warranty Claims (eg
                      stamp duty claims)) is $500,000 or more; and

           (b)        until the aggregate amount of the Liability of the
                      Warrantor in respect of all Warranty Claims (excluding
                      Warranty Claims for which the Warrantor has no Liability
                      under CLAUSE 9.8(a)) exceeds $8.5 million, in which case
                      the Warrantor shall be Liable (subject always to the other
                      provisions of this CLAUSE 9) for the full amount and not
                      only for the excess over $8.5 million.

9.9        MAXIMUM AGGREGATE LIABILITY

           The maximum Liability of the Warrantor (including legal costs and
           expenses incurred in satisfying, settling or defending the Warranty
           Claim), as a result of Warranty Claims is limited to an amount equal
           to $850 million.

9.10       TIME LIMITS

           Except for a Warranty Claim in relation to the Vendors' title to the
           Shares (where no time limit will apply), the Warrantor has no
           Liability for a Warranty Claim unless:

           (a)        in the case of a Warranty Claim relating to any Warranty
                      other than those in PARAGRAPHS 8.1(a) and 16 (Taxation) of
                      SCHEDULE 3, the Purchaser has given written notice of the
                      Warranty Claim to the Warrantor under CLAUSE 9.11 on or
                      before 30 September 2003;

           (b)        in the case of a Warranty Claim relating to any Warranty
                      in PARAGRAPH 8.1(a) or PARAGRAPH 16 (Taxation) of SCHEDULE
                      3, the Purchaser has given written notice of the Warranty
                      Claim to the Warrantor under CLAUSE 9.11 on or before the
                      sixth anniversary of the Completion Date; and

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           (c)        in either case, unless the Warranty Claim has been settled
                      or legal proceedings in a court of competent jurisdiction
                      in respect of the Warranty Claim have been commenced by
                      the Purchaser against the Warrantor within six months of
                      the Warranty Claim being notified by the Purchaser to the
                      Warrantor.

9.11       NOTICE OF POTENTIAL WARRANTY CLAIM

           If the Purchaser becomes aware of anything which is or may be
           reasonably likely to give rise to a Warranty Claim under this CLAUSE
           9, it must notify the Warrantor in writing (CLAIM NOTICE):

           (a)        setting out the act, matter or thing relied on as giving
                      rise to the Warranty Claim, the Warranty the subject of
                      the Warranty Claim and all relevant details of the
                      Warranty Claim; and

           (b)        within 20 Business Days after it has first come to the
                      Purchaser's attention.

           For the avoidance of doubt, breach by the Purchaser of this CLAUSE
           9.11 will not prejudice the Purchaser's right to make a Warranty
           Claim.

9.12       DOUBLE CLAIMS

           (a)        The Warrantor has no Liability for a Warranty Claim to the
                      extent that the loss occasioned by the fact, matter, event
                      or circumstance giving rise to such Warranty Claim is
                      recovered under any other provision of this agreement or
                      any of the other agreements to be entered into pursuant to
                      this agreement.

           (b)        If the same fact, matter, event or circumstance gives rise
                      to more than one Warranty Claim, no member of the
                      Purchaser Group is entitled to recover more than once in
                      respect of the same loss arising out of such fact, matter,
                      event or circumstance.

9.13       CHANGES AFTER THE DATE OF THIS AGREEMENT

           The Warrantor shall not be liable for any Warranty Claim to the
           extent that (but only to the extent that) it arises, or is increased
           or extended by:

           (a)        any change to legislation, any decision of any court or
                      tribunal, any increase in rates of Taxation or any change
                      in the published practice of a Taxation authority, in each
                      case made on and/or after the date of this agreement
                      (provided in each case the previously applying law or
                      practice has been complied with by the Target Group);

           (b)        any change in the financial year end of any member of the
                      Purchaser Group made on and/or after Completion;

           (c)        any change in any accounting policy or practice of any
                      member of the Purchaser Group made on and/or after
                      Completion, save where such change is required to conform
                      such policy or practice with generally accepted policies
                      or practices or where such change is necessary to correct
                      an improper policy or practice;

           (d)        any cessation of, or any change in, the nature or conduct
                      of any business carried on by any member of the Purchaser
                      Group being a cessation or change

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                      occurring on and/or after Completion and not as a direct
                      result of the subject matter of the Warranty Claim; or

           (e)        any act, omission or transaction outside the ordinary and
                      usual course of business which is carried out or effected
                      by, or at the request or with the approval of any member
                      of the Purchaser Group (or any of their respective
                      directors or authorised officers or employees), other than
                      any act, omission or transaction contemplated by this
                      agreement.

9.14       RIGHTS OF THE WARRANTOR

           (a)        The Warrantor, subject to this CLAUSE 9.14, is in respect
                      of an act, matter or thing notified by the Purchaser under
                      CLAUSE 9.11, where that act, matter or thing relates to an
                      actual or threatened Claim from a third party, entitled to
                      elect by written notice given to the Purchaser within 10
                      Business Days of receipt of a Claim Notice to (at the
                      Warrantor's cost):

                      (i)        take over the conduct of the Claim; and

                      (ii)       take such actions as the Warrantor may decide
                                 about it, including the right to negotiate,
                                 defend and/or settle the Claim and to recover
                                 costs incurred as a consequence of the Claim
                                 from any person.

           (b)        Where the Warrantor takes over the conduct and/or defence
                      of any claim under this CLAUSE 9.14, the Warrantor must:

                      (i)        afford the Purchaser the opportunity to consult
                                 with the Warrantor on all matters of
                                 significance for the goodwill of the Business;
                                 and

                      (ii)       at reasonable and regular intervals provide the
                                 Purchaser with written reports concerning the
                                 conduct, negotiation, control, defence and/or
                                 outcome or settlement of the Claim.

           (c)        The Purchaser must, and must procure that the Company and
                      each Target Group Company must, provide the Warrantor with
                      access to (with the right to take copies) and make
                      available to the Warrantor all relevant personnel,
                      relevant documents, books and records reasonably required
                      for the purpose of the conduct of any Claim under CLAUSE
                      9.14(a).

9.15       RIGHTS OF THE PURCHASER

           If the Purchaser gives the Warrantor a Claim Notice falling within
           CLAUSE 9.14(a) and the Warrantor does not elect to take over the
           control of a Claim under CLAUSE 9.14, the Purchaser may take such
           actions as the Purchaser may decide about it, including the right to
           negotiate, defend and/or settle the Claim and to recover costs
           incurred as a consequence of the Claim from any person, provided
           that:

           (a)        the Purchaser must at reasonable and regular intervals
                      provide the Warrantor with written reports concerning the
                      conduct, negotiation, control, defence and/or settlement
                      of the Claim and must not settle the Claim without the
                      prior approval of the Warrantor which must not be
                      unreasonably withheld;

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           (b)        the Purchaser must afford the Warrantor the opportunity to
                      consult with the Purchaser on matters of significance in
                      relation to the conduct, negotiation and settlement of the
                      Claim; and

           (c)        the Warrantor must render to the Purchaser, at the
                      Purchaser's expense (but without prejudice to the
                      Purchaser's ability to seek recovery of that expense under
                      a Warranty Claim), all such assistance as the Purchaser
                      may reasonably require in disputing any Claim.

9.16       CONDUCT OF CLAIM INDEMNITY

           (a)        The Warrantor indemnifies the Purchaser, the Company, SPT
                      and the Target Group against all Liabilities incurred by,
                      or awarded against, any of them arising out of the conduct
                      of the Warrantor under CLAUSE 9.14 or acts required or
                      requested of any of them in respect of the same, as and
                      when they fall due, including legal costs and
                      disbursements of the relevant entity's lawyers.

           (b)        The restrictions on the Warrantor's Liability in respect
                      of Warranty Claims in this CLAUSE 9 do not apply in
                      relation to the indemnity in CLAUSE 9.16(a).

           (c)        The Purchaser holds the benefit of the indemnity in CLAUSE
                      9.16(a) on trust for itself and for the Company, SPT and
                      each Target Group Company.

9.17       NOTIFICATION OF CREDIT BY THE PURCHASER

           If any payment in respect of a Warranty Claim under the Warranties is
           made to the Purchaser by or on behalf of the Warrantor and after the
           payment is made the Purchaser receives any benefit or credit by
           reason of the matters to which the Warranty Claim relates, then the
           Purchaser:

           (a)        must immediately notify the Warrantor of the benefit or
                      credit; and

           (b)        provided there are no outstanding Warranty Claims by the
                      Purchaser (in which case, the Purchaser may apply the
                      amount of the benefit or credit by way of set-off against
                      such Warranty Claims), pay to the Warrantor an amount
                      equal to that paid to the Purchaser by or on behalf of the
                      Warrantor or (if less) the amount of the benefit or credit
                      received by the Purchaser,

           and the Purchaser's payment will be treated as a credit against the
           Warrantor's maximum aggregate liability under CLAUSE 9.9.

9.18       REMEDIABLE BREACHES

           The Warrantor will have no Liability for any Warranty Claim to the
           extent that the fact, matter, event or circumstance giving rise to
           such Warranty Claim is remediable and is remedied by or at the
           expense of the Warrantor within 60 Business Days of the date on which
           the relevant notice of the Claim is given to the Warrantor. Subject
           to the other limitations on Warranty Claims in this CLAUSE 9, the
           Warrantor will remain liable in respect of all loss and damage
           suffered or incurred by the Company or a Target Group Company prior
           to the relevant fact, matter, event or circumstance being remedied to
           the extent such loss and damage is not itself remedied or reimbursed.

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9.19       REIMBURSEMENT OF CLAIMS

           If, after the Warrantor has made any payment in respect of a Warranty
           Claim, the recipient of that payment becomes entitled to recover from
           a third party (whether by payment, discount, credit, relief or
           otherwise) a sum which is referable to that payment by the Warrantor
           (RECOVERY AMOUNT), then upon actually receiving the Recovery Amount,
           the Purchaser must promptly repay (or procure the repayment) to the
           Warrantor so much of the Recovery Amount (after deduction of the
           recipient's reasonable costs of recovery) as does not exceed the
           amount paid by the Warrantor. The amount of the repayment must be
           deducted from the Warrantor's aggregate Liability in any future
           determination as to whether the financial cap in CLAUSE 9.9 has been
           exceeded.

9.20       UNASCERTAINABLE CLAIMS

           Except as provided in this CLAUSE 9.20, the Warrantor will have no
           Liability for any Warranty Claim which arises by reason of a
           Liability which, at the time when the relevant Claim Notice is given,
           is contingent only or is otherwise not capable of being quantified.
           The Warrantor will not be Liable to make any payment in respect of
           any such Warranty Claim:

           (a)        unless and until the Liability becomes an actual Liability
                      or (as the case may be) becomes capable of being
                      quantified; and

           (b)        unless the Liability becomes an actual Liability on or
                      before the sixth anniversary of the Completion Date.

9.21       MITIGATION

           The Purchaser must take, and must procure that each other member of
           the Purchaser Group takes, all reasonable action to mitigate any loss
           suffered by it which would, could or might result in a Warranty Claim
           against the Warrantor.

9.22       DEBT CLAIMS

           If the Warrantor makes any payment in relation to a Warranty Claim
           for any unpaid debt due to any member of the Purchaser Group then, if
           the Warrantor so elects, the Purchaser must (or must procure that the
           relevant member of the Purchaser Group must) assign the benefit of
           the debt to the Warrantor for a nominal consideration.

9.23       EFFECT OF PAYMENT

           A payment to the Purchaser under this CLAUSE 9 is, to the extent
           possible, to be treated as a reduction in the Purchase Price.

9.24       SURVIVAL

           The provisions of this CLAUSE 9 remain in full force and effect after
           Completion.

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10.        USE OF NTL NAME AND LOGO

10.1       CESSATION OF USE

           Subject to CLAUSE 10.2, the Purchaser shall procure that, as soon as
           reasonably practicable after the Completion Date and in any event
           within 9 months after such date (in the case of CLAUSES 10.1(a) and
           10.1(b)) or 6 months after such date (in the case of CLAUSE 10.1(c)):

           (a)        the Target Group shall cease in any manner whatsoever to
                      use or display any trade or service marks, trade or
                      service names, registered designs or logos used or owned
                      by any member of the Vendor Group including without
                      limitation the "ntl" logo or any confusingly similar mark,
                      design, name or logo;

           (b)        without prejudice to the generality of CLAUSE 10.1(a), the
                      Purchaser shall cease in any manner whatsoever to use or
                      display the name "ntl" or any name which is similar or
                      confusingly similar with such word; and

           (c)        the name of any Target Group Company which includes the
                      words "ntl" shall be changed to a name which does not
                      include such word (or any word which is similar or
                      confusingly similar with such word),

           except that the use or display of any trade or service marks, trade
           or service names, registered designs or logos used or owned by any
           member of the Vendor Group including without limitation the "ntl"
           logo or any confusingly similar mark, design, name or logo may
           continue until the date 18 months after the Completion Date:

                      (i)        on the name plates installed at Tower Sites;
                                 and

                      (ii)       to the extent that any change to or removal of
                                 signage installed on the Administrative
                                 Properties requires planning or development
                                 consent.

10.2       NTLT NAME

           The obligation of the Purchaser under CLAUSE 10.1 insofar as it
           relates to NTLT shall be to use its best endeavours to ensure the
           provisions of CLAUSE 10.1 are complied with.

11.        POST COMPLETION ARRANGEMENTS

11.1       RECORDS AND VENDOR'S RIGHTS OF ACCESS

           On and after Completion the Vendor:

           (a)        may retain copies of any Records and will have the right,
                      at all reasonable times, on reasonable notice and at the
                      sole cost of the Vendor, to access, and to take copies of,
                      any Records reasonably necessary for it to comply with any
                      applicable law (including, without limitation, any
                      applicable law relating to Tax) and to prepare Tax or
                      other returns required of it by law or for the purpose of
                      dealing with the accounting, Taxation, financial or
                      insurance affairs of the Vendor Group or (in respect of
                      pre-Completion matters) of the Target Group; and

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           (b)        will have the right, at all reasonable times, on
                      reasonable notice and at the sole cost of the Vendor, to
                      access, and to take copies of, any Records for the purpose
                      of disputing or defending any Claim that may be made
                      against the Vendor,

           provided that any such copies of Records or information obtained from
           such Records must be kept confidential and used solely for the above
           purposes.

11.2       CONDUCT UNTIL TRANSFERS ARE REGISTERED

           After Completion and until the Shares are registered in the name of
           the Purchaser, the Vendors must:

           (a)        convene and attend general meetings of the Company; and

           (b)        vote at general meetings and take all other action in the
                      capacity of the registered holder of the Shares,

           as the Purchaser may lawfully require from time to time by notice in
           writing to the Vendors.

11.3       CHANGE OF CONTROL PROVISIONS

           Where any property lease, commercial contract or other agreement to
           which any Target Group Company or SPT is a party requires the consent
           of any person to the change of ownership of the Target Group
           contemplated by this agreement, the Vendors and the Vendor Guarantor
           must provide reasonable assistance to the Purchaser and the Target
           Group in seeking and obtaining that consent.

11.4       TECHNICAL SUPPORT

           The Vendor Guarantor must procure that from the Completion Date
           technical assistance is provided in relation to the Business of the
           type, for the duration and on the basis set out in SCHEDULE 4. The
           parties agree to negotiate in good faith to procure that an agreement
           is entered into between the appropriate members of the Vendor Group
           and the Target Group setting out in full the terms and conditions
           relating to the provision of technical assistance as envisaged by
           this clause, such agreement to be put in place as soon as reasonably
           practicable.

11.5       REIMBURSEMENT REGARDING SECONDEES

           In consideration of the Target Group continuing to make available to
           Tom Bennie and his family the house at 9 Sandford Road, Turramurra,
           NSW 2074 currently leased by NTLA and continuing to make available to
           Ian Barker and his family the house in Sydney which they currently
           occupy, and currently leased by NTLA, in each case until expiry of
           the relevant lease, the Vendor Group will not seek reimbursement from
           Completion from the Target Group for the provision of the services of
           Tom Bennie and Ian Barker in relation to the provision of technical
           support as envisaged by CLAUSE 11.4 and SCHEDULE 4.

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11.6       DISCHARGE OF RESIGNING COMPANY DIRECTORS

           The Purchaser most procure that at the next annual general
           shareholders' meeting of the Company following Completion, the then
           shareholders of the Company shall pass a resolution to discharge the
           directors of the Company resigning at Completion from liabilities
           relating to their directorship, in accordance with the laws of
           Belgium unless there are serious reasons, not known at the date of
           this agreement, for not doing so.

12.        POST COMPLETION TAX MATTERS

12.1       PREPARATION OF TAX RETURNS

           The Purchaser will, at the Target Group's cost, cause the Company and
           each relevant member of the Target Group to prepare any outstanding
           statements or returns in respect of liability to Taxation in any
           financial year (and any part of a financial year) which ends prior to
           Completion (each an OUTSTANDING RETURN).

12.2       WARRANTOR'S RIGHTS IN RELATION TO PREPARATION OF OUTSTANDING RETURNS

           The Purchaser must cause the Company or the member of the Target
           Group which is required to lodge an Outstanding Return:

           (a)        to provide to the Warrantor a complete copy of that return
                      prior to lodgment;

           (b)        to give the Warrantor access (at the Warrantor's cost) to
                      all books, accounts and records of the Company and the
                      Target Group necessary for the Warrantor to verify the
                      accuracy of the Outstanding Tax Return and its conformance
                      with all relevant laws and regulations; and

           (c)        consider in good faith any changes which the Warrantor
                      suggests be made to ensure the Outstanding Return conforms
                      to all relevant laws and regulations.

12.3       WARRANTOR'S RIGHTS IN RELATION TO DEALINGS WITH RELEVANT GOVERNMENTAL
           AUTHORITIES

           The Purchaser must cause the Company and each member of the Target
           Group which is required to or which has lodged an Outstanding Return
           (both before and after the lodgment of that return if applicable):

           (a)        to keep the Warrantor informed as to all material matters
                      relating to the lodgment and processing of the Outstanding
                      Return;

           (b)        to give the Warrantor reasonable and adequate notice of
                      any discussions proposed with any Governmental Authority
                      in relation to an Outstanding Return and permit the
                      Warrantor to take part in any such discussions;

           (c)        to provide to the Warrantor any drafts of any
                      correspondence with any Governmental Authority in relation
                      to an Outstanding Return, give the Warrantor not less than
                      10 days to comment on that correspondence and (provided
                      they are received promptly) incorporate all reasonable
                      comments of the Warrantor into that correspondence;

           (d)        to provide to the Warrantor copies of all correspondence
                      between the Company or the member of the Target Group and
                      a Governmental Authority in relation to an Outstanding
                      Return; and

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         (e)      not to agree any aspect of an Outstanding Return with a
                  Governmental Authority unless the Company or the relevant
                  member of the Target Group (as appropriate) has first notified
                  the Warrantor of the proposed terms of that agreement and the
                  Warrantor has given its prior written consent to that
                  agreement (which must not be unreasonably withheld and will be
                  deemed given if no response is received within 10 Business
                  Days after consent is sought).

13.      CAPACITY

         Each party represents and warrants to each other party that:

         (a)      it is validly existing under the laws of its place of
                  incorporation or registration;

         (b)      it has the power to enter into and perform its obligations
                  under this agreement and to carry out the transactions
                  contemplated by this agreement;

         (c)      it has taken all necessary action to authorise its entry into
                  and performance of this agreement and to carry out the
                  transactions contemplated by this agreement;

         (d)      its obligations under this agreement are valid and binding and
                  enforceable against it in accordance with their terms; and

         (e)      the execution, delivery and performance by it of this
                  agreement (and any other agreement required to be entered into
                  by it in connection with this agreement) will not:

                  (i)      subject to satisfaction of the Conditions, result in
                           a breach of, or constitute a default under, any
                           agreement or arrangement to which it is party or by
                           which it is bound; or

                  (ii)     result in a breach of any law or order, judgment or
                           decree of any court, governmental agency or
                           regulatory body to which it is a party or by which it
                           is bound.

14.      PROTECTION OF GOODWILL

14.1     UNDERTAKING BY THE WARRANTOR

         (a)      Subject to CLAUSE 14.2, in consideration for the respective
                  promises of the Warrantor and the Purchaser to each other in
                  this agreement, the Warrantor undertakes to the Purchaser that
                  it will not and will procure that each other member of the
                  Vendor Group (other than the Company and the Target Group)
                  will not for a period of 5 years from the Completion Date do
                  any of the following without first obtaining the written
                  consent of the Purchaser:

                  (i)      directly or indirectly carry on in Australia (whether
                           alone or in partnership or joint venture with anyone
                           else) or otherwise be concerned with or interested in
                           (whether as trustee, principal, agent, shareholder,
                           unit holder or in any other capacity), any business
                           similar or competitive with the point to multipoint
                           terrestrial broadcast transmission business of NTLA
                           as carried on at the date of this agreement;

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                  (ii)     directly or indirectly carry on in Australia (whether
                           alone or in partnership or joint venture with anyone
                           else) or otherwise be concerned with or interested in
                           (whether as trustee, principal, agent, shareholder,
                           unit holder or in any other capacity) any business
                           similar or competitive with the carrier wholesale
                           telecommunications service provision carried on at
                           the date of this agreement by NTLT, provided that
                           this provision shall not prevent any member of the
                           Vendor Group from providing similar
                           telecommunications services to corporate and data
                           service customers;

                  (iii)    solicit, canvass, induce or encourage any person who
                           was at any time during the six month period ending on
                           the Completion Date an employee of any Target Group
                           Company to leave the employment of the relevant
                           Target Group Company.

14.2     EXCEPTIONS

         (a)      CLAUSES 14.1(a)(i) and 14.1(a)(ii) do not prevent any member
                  of the Vendor Group holding an interest of 5% or less in any
                  company listed on any international stock exchange.

         (b)      CLAUSE 14.1(a)(ii) does not prevent any member of the Vendor
                  Group:

                  (i)      providing in Australia corporate and data
                           telecommunications services on a point to point
                           basis; and

                  (ii)     being concerned with or interested in any business as
                           a result of the acquisition of or by any member of
                           the Vendor Group, or the merger of any member of the
                           Vendor Group with, another entity outside Australia
                           as part of a larger transaction of which the business
                           in Australia is not a material part of the business
                           as a whole.

         (c)      CLAUSE 14.1(a)(iii) shall not apply to:

                  (i)      any employee employed in a non-managerial or purely
                           administrative role; and

                  (ii)     any recruitment of any person through a recruitment
                           agency (other than where such agencies deliberately
                           target employees covered by the provisions of CLAUSE
                           14.1) or as a response to a newspaper, web page or
                           other public employment advertisement.

14.3     SEVERABILITY

         If the prohibition or restriction contained in CLAUSE 14.1 is judged to
         go beyond what is reasonable in the circumstances and necessary to
         protect the goodwill of any Target Group Company but would be judged
         reasonable and necessary if any activity were deleted or the period or
         area were reduced, then the prohibitions or restrictions apply with
         that activity deleted or that period or area reduced by the minimum
         amount necessary.

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14.4     ACKNOWLEDGMENTS BY THE WARRANTOR

         (a)      The Warrantor acknowledges that the prohibitions and
                  restrictions contained in this CLAUSE 14 are reasonable in the
                  circumstances and necessary to protect the value of the Shares
                  and the goodwill of the Target Group.

         (b)      The Warrantor acknowledges that in relation to this agreement
                  and in particular this CLAUSE 14 it has received legal advice
                  OR has had the opportunity of obtaining legal advice.

         (c)      The Warrantor acknowledges that monetary damages alone would
                  not be adequate compensation to the Purchaser for the
                  Warrantor's breach of this CLAUSE 14 and that the Purchaser is
                  entitled to seek an injunction from a court of competent
                  jurisdiction if:

                  (i)      the Warrantor fails to comply or threatens to fail to
                           comply with this CLAUSE 14; or

                  (ii)     the Purchaser has reason to believe the Warrantor
                           will not comply with this CLAUSE 14.

15.      CONFIDENTIALITY

         15.1     CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION

         With effect from Completion, the Vendor Guarantor shall, and shall
         procure that each other member of the Vendor Group shall, in all
         respects keep confidential and not at any time disclose or make known
         in any other way to anyone whomsoever or use for its own or any other
         person's benefit any Confidential Information, provided that:

         (a)      such obligation shall not apply to information which comes
                  into the public domain (other than through a breach by the
                  Vendor Guarantor of the provisions of this CLAUSE 15.1);

         (b)      any member of the Vendor Group shall be entitled at all times
                  to disclose such information as may be required by law or by
                  any competent judicial or regulatory authority or any Taxation
                  authority or by any securities exchange on which its shares
                  are listed or traded or for the preparation of its financial
                  statements; and

         (c)      any member of the Vendor Group shall be entitled to disclose
                  to its directors, officers, employees, agents, auditors or
                  advisers such information as may be necessary to enable them
                  to carry out their duties (conditional upon any such person
                  being informed of the confidential nature of such information
                  and the Vendor Guarantor procuring that such person keeps such
                  information confidential in accordance with this CLAUSE 15.1).

15.2     VENDOR GROUP CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION

         The Purchaser shall, and shall procure that each member of the
         Purchaser Group (including, following Completion, the Company and the
         Target Group) shall, in all respects keep confidential and not at any
         time disclose or make known in any other way to anyone whomsoever or
         use for its own or any other person's benefit any confidential
         information of any member of the Vendor Group (other than, following
         Completion, the

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         Company and the Target Group) disclosed to the Purchaser by or on
         behalf of either Vendor or the Vendor Guarantor, provided that:

         (a)      such obligation shall not apply to information which comes
                  into the public domain (other than through a breach by the
                  Purchaser of the provisions of this CLAUSE 15.2);

         (b)      any member of the Purchaser Group shall be entitled at all
                  times to disclose such information as may be required by law
                  or by any competent judicial or regulatory authority or any
                  Taxation authority or by any securities exchange on which its
                  shares are listed or traded or for the preparation of its
                  financial statements; and

         (c)      any member of the Purchaser Group shall be entitled to
                  disclose to its directors, officers, employees, agents,
                  auditors or advisers such information as may be necessary to
                  enable them to carry out their duties (conditional upon any
                  such person being informed of the confidential nature of such
                  information and the Purchaser procuring that such person keeps
                  such information confidential in accordance with this CLAUSE
                  15.2).

15.3     OTHER CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENTS

         (a)      In this CLAUSE 15.3, OTHER CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENT means an
                  agreement to which the Vendor Guarantor or any other member of
                  the Vendor Group is a party and which regulates the use of
                  Confidential Information provided by the Target Group or any
                  member of the Vendor Group to any third party.

         (b)      The Vendor Guarantor, subject to and conditional upon
                  Completion, assigns to the Purchaser all rights, benefits and
                  powers it has under the Other Confidentiality Agreements in
                  relation to Confidential Information, and must ensure that any
                  other members of the Vendor Group who are party to any Other
                  Confidentiality Agreements execute assignments in similar
                  terms in favour of the Purchaser, upon request by the
                  Purchaser.

         (c)      The Vendor Guarantor must, from Completion, at the Purchaser's
                  request:

                  (i)      give directions to all counterparties to Other
                           Confidentiality Agreements requiring them, to the
                           fullest extent permitted under the relevant Other
                           Confidentiality Agreement, to destroy or return to
                           the Purchaser (as the Purchaser may elect) all copies
                           of Confidential Information and other material
                           containing or derived from Confidential information;
                           and

                  (ii)     take such other action under the Other
                           Confidentiality Agreements as the Purchaser may
                           reasonably require (and on the Purchaser's behalf)
                           and to preserve the confidentiality of the
                           Confidential Information.

16.      ANNOUNCEMENTS

16.1     ANNOUNCEMENT

         The Vendor Guarantor and the Purchaser shall only release the
         Announcement after 8am (Sydney time) on 22 February 2002 unless
         otherwise agreed in writing between the Vendor Guarantor and the
         Purchaser.

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16.2     NO OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS

         Save as provided in CLAUSES 16.1 and 16.3, no party shall (and the
         Vendor Guarantor shall procure that each other member of the Vendor
         Group shall not, without the consent of the Purchaser, and the
         Purchaser shall procure that each other member of the Purchaser Group
         and the Purchaser's shareholders and financial backers shall not,
         without the consent of the Vendor Guarantor) issue any press release or
         publish any circular to shareholders or any other document or make any
         public statement before or after Completion, relating to any part of
         the Transaction or any ancillary matter.

16.3     EXCEPTION

         Nothing in CLAUSE 16.2 shall restrict:

         (a)      the Purchaser or any Target Group Company after Completion
                  from informing customers or suppliers or directors, officers
                  or employees of any Target Group Company of the acquisition of
                  the Target Group by the Purchaser;

         (b)      any party or any member of the Vendor Group or Purchaser Group
                  (as appropriate) from making any disclosure to any of its
                  directors, officers, employees, agents, auditors or advisers
                  who are required to receive such disclosure to carry out their
                  duties (conditional upon any such person being informed of the
                  confidential nature of such information and the disclosing
                  party procuring that such person keeps such information
                  confidential for as long as the disclosing party is obliged to
                  do so in accordance with this clause);

         (c)      any announcement or disclosure required by law or by any
                  competent judicial or regulatory authority or by any Taxation
                  authority or by any securities exchange;

         (d)      any announcement or disclosure necessary or desirable in order
                  to satisfy any of the Conditions in accordance with the
                  provisions of this agreement;

         (e)      any announcement or disclosure disclosing information which
                  has previously been publicly announced or disclosed in
                  accordance with the provisions of this CLAUSE 16; or

         (f)      any announcement or disclosure necessary by any person in
                  order to enforce its rights under this agreement or any other
                  agreement to be entered into pursuant to this agreement.

17.      TERMINATION

17.1     TERMINATION RIGHT

         This agreement may be terminated at any time at or before Completion:

         (a)      by the mutual written consent of the Vendor Guarantor and the
                  Purchaser;

         (b)      by the Vendor Guarantor or the Vendors, if the Purchaser is in
                  material breach of any of its obligations under this
                  agreement;

         (c)      by the Purchaser, if either Vendor or the Vendor Guarantor is
                  in material breach of any of their respective obligations
                  under this agreement;

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         (d)      by the Purchaser, if the Purchaser becomes aware (and was not
                  so aware as at the date of this agreement) of any matter which
                  renders (or would render but for termination of this agreement
                  under this clause) the Warrantor Liable for a Warranty Claim
                  (having regard to the provisions of CLAUSE 9) in respect of
                  the Warranties when given on execution of this agreement;

         (e)      by the Vendors or the Purchaser, if the Purchaser becomes
                  aware of any matter after execution of this agreement which
                  would render (but for termination of this agreement under this
                  clause), the Warrantor liable for an amount exceeding $50
                  million for a Warranty Claim or Warranty Claims (having regard
                  to the provisions of CLAUSE 9) in respect of the Warranties
                  when repeated immediately prior to Completion.

17.2     NOTICE OF TERMINATION

         If a party wishes to terminate this agreement pursuant to CLAUSE 17.1,
         it must do so by serving a written notice to that effect on the other
         parties. Such notice shall specify the grounds on which this agreement
         is being terminated.

17.3     NOTIFICATION

         The Warrantor shall notify the Purchaser as soon as reasonably
         practicable after being notified of or discovering a matter which would
         entitle the Purchaser to terminate this agreement in accordance with
         CLAUSE 17.1(D) or CLAUSE 17.1(E).

17.4     NO TERMINATION

         Save as provided in CLAUSE 2.5 and CLAUSE 17.1, this agreement may not
         be terminated or rescinded.

17.5     SURVIVAL

         CLAUSES 1, 15.2, 16, 19 to 23 (inclusive) and 25 continue to apply
         after termination of this agreement under this CLAUSE 17.1.

17.6     ACCRUED RIGHTS

         Termination of this agreement under CLAUSE 17.1 does not affect any
         accrued rights or remedies of a party.

18.      GOODS AND SERVICES TAX

18.1     INTERPRETATION

         Words or expressions used in this CLAUSE 18 that are defined in the A
         New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999 (Cth) have the same
         meaning in this clause.

18.2     GROSS UP OF CONSIDERATION

         (a)      Despite any other provision in this agreement, if a supply is
                  made (whether by a Vendor, the Purchaser or the Vendor
                  Guarantor) under or in connection with this agreement on which
                  GST is imposed (not being a supply the consideration for which
                  is specifically described in this agreement as 'GST
                  inclusive'):

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                  (i)      the consideration payable or to be provided for that
                           supply under this agreement but for the application
                           of this clause (GST EXCLUSIVE CONSIDERATION) is
                           increased by, and the recipient of the supply must
                           also pay to the supplier, an amount equal to the GST
                           payable by the supplier on that supply (provided the
                           supplier has first issued a tax invoice to the
                           recipient); and

                  (ii)     the amount by which the GST exclusive consideration
                           is increased must be paid to the supplier by the
                           recipient of the supply without set off, deduction or
                           requirement for demand, at the same time as the GST
                           exclusive consideration is payable or to be provided.

         (b)      If any person is entitled under this agreement to be
                  reimbursed or indemnified by another party for a cost or
                  expense incurred in connection with this agreement, the
                  reimbursement or indemnity payment must not include any GST
                  component of the cost or expense for which an input tax credit
                  may be claimed by the party entitled to be reimbursed or
                  indemnified, or by its representative member.

19.      ASSIGNMENT

19.1     NO ASSIGNMENT

         Subject to CLAUSE 19.2, a party must not assign or otherwise deal with
         this agreement or any right under this agreement without the prior
         written consent of each of the other parties.

19.2     PURCHASER'S ASSIGNMENT RIGHTS

         All or any of the Purchaser's rights under this agreement (including in
         respect of the Warranties) may be:

(a)      assigned to or pledged to any person by way of security for borrowings
         of the Purchaser Group; and

(b)      assigned to any third party

         provided that in each case, in respect of any assignment of any of the
         Purchaser's rights under this agreement in respect of the Warranties,
         such assignment shall be permitted only to the extent that the assignee
         or pledgee is bound by all of the provisions of CLAUSE 9 in relation to
         Warranty Claims and that the assignee's or pledgee's rights to recover
         amounts in respect of any Warranty Claim will be the same as if the
         Purchaser had not assigned such rights to the assignee or pledged such
         rights to the pledgee.

20.      WAIVER

20.1     FAILURE TO REQUIRE PERFORMANCE

         The failure of a party at any time to require performance of any
         obligation under this agreement is not a waiver of that party's right:

         (a)      to claim damages for breach of that obligation; and

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         (b)      at any other time to require performance of that or any other
                  obligation under this agreement,

         unless written notice to that effect is given in accordance with CLAUSE
         21.

20.2     WAIVER

         Waiver of any provision of or right under this agreement:

         (a)      must be in writing signed by the party entitled to the benefit
                  of that provision or right;

         (b)      is effective only to the extent set out in any written waiver;
                  and

         (c)      shall not operate as a waiver of any repetition of any
                  particular breach of a provision of this agreement.

21.      NOTICES

21.1     SERVICE OF NOTICES

         A party giving or serving notice or notifying under this agreement may
         do so in writing:

         (a)      directed to the recipient's address specified in this clause,
                  as varied by any notice; and

         (b)      hand delivered or sent by prepaid post (or by prepaid airmail
                  if from one country to another country) or facsimile to that
                  address.

         The parties' addresses and facsimile numbers are:

<TABLE>
<S>                      <C>
         PURCHASER:
         Attention:      Shemara Wikramanayake
         Address:        No. 1 Martin Place, Sydney, NSW 2000, Australia
         Facsimile no:   02 8232 3656

         WITH COPIES TO:
         Attention:      Ben Perham
         Address:        No. 1 Martin Place, Sydney, NSW 2000, Australia
         Facsimile no:   02 8232 3656

         AND:

         Attention:      Michael de Guzman
         Address:        No. 1 Martin Place, Sydney, NSW 2000, Australia
         Facsimile no:   02 8232 3656

         VENDORS AND VENDOR GUARANTOR:
         Attention:      Richard Lubasch
         Address:        110 East, 59th Street, 26th Floor New York, NY 10022, USA
         Facsimile no:   +1 212 906 8497
</TABLE>

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<TABLE>
<S>                      <C>
         WITH A COPY TO NTL GROUP LIMITED:
         Attention:      Jeff Wyman and Alasdair Steele
         Address:        90 Long Acre, London WC2E 9RA, England
         Facsimile no:   +44 207 909 2012

         AND A COPY TO SKADDEN ARPS SLATE MEAGHER & FLOM LLP
         Attention:      Thomas H Kennedy
         Address:        Four Times Square, New York, NY 10036, USA
         Facsimile no:   +1 212 735 2000
</TABLE>

21.2     RECEIPT

         A notice given in accordance with CLAUSE 21.1 is taken to be received:

         (a)      if hand delivered, on delivery;

         (b)      if sent by prepaid post, two Business Days (or four Business
                  Days if sent by airmail) after the date of posting; or

         (c)      if sent by facsimile, when the sender's facsimile system
                  generates a message confirming successful transmission of the
                  total number of pages of the notice unless, within one
                  Business Day after the transmission, the recipient informs the
                  sender that it has not received the entire notice.

21.3     EXECUTION

         A notice given in accordance with CLAUSE 21.1 is sufficiently signed
         for or on behalf of a party if:

         (a)      in the case of a body corporate, it is signed by a director,
                  secretary or other authorised officer of the body corporate;
                  or

         (b)      in the case of an individual, it is signed by that party.

21.4     OTHER MODES OF SERVICE PERMITTED

         The provisions of this CLAUSE 21 are in addition to any other mode of
         service permitted by law.

21.5     INTERPRETATION

         In this clause:

         NOTICE includes a demand, request, consent, approval, offer and any
         other instrument or communication made, required or authorised to be
         given under this agreement.

22.      GENERAL

22.1     DURATION OF PROVISIONS

         On completion of the transactions contemplated in this agreement, the
         provisions of this agreement will not merge and, to the extent any
         provision has not been fulfilled, will remain in force.

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22.2     FURTHER ACTION

         Save as expressly provided by this agreement and any other agreement to
         be entered into pursuant to this agreement, each party must use
         reasonable efforts to do all things necessary or desirable to give full
         effect to this agreement.

22.3     COUNTERPARTS

         This agreement may be executed in any number of counterparts.

22.4     ALTERATION

         This agreement may be altered only in writing signed by each party.

22.5     COSTS

         Each party must bear its own costs of negotiating, preparing and
         executing this agreement.

22.6     STAMP DUTY AND OTHER TAXES

         (a)      In addition to any GST payable by the Purchaser under CLAUSE
                  18 but subject to CLAUSE 22.6(B), the Purchaser must pay all
                  stamp duty or other Taxes on or in respect of:

                  (i)      this agreement;

                  (ii)     any instrument, document or transaction contemplated
                           by this agreement; and

                  (iii)    any instrument or document required under any
                           relevant law in connection with any transaction
                           contemplated by this agreement.

         (b)      The Vendors must pay any and all stamp duty or other transfer
                  taxes payable in any jurisdiction outside Australia in
                  relation to the transfer of the Shares.

22.7     EXCLUSION OF WARRANTIES AND REPRESENTATIONS

         Each of the parties acknowledges and agrees that:

         (a)      it is not entering into this agreement on the basis of, and is
                  not relying on and has not relied on, any statement,
                  representation, warranty or other provision made, given or
                  agreed to by any person (whether a party to this agreement or
                  not) except those expressly repeated or referred to in this
                  agreement; and

         (b)      the only remedy or remedies available in respect of any
                  misrepresentation or untrue statement made to it shall be a
                  claim for breach of contract under this agreement.

22.8     NO EXCLUSION FOR FRAUD

         CLAUSE 22.7 shall not apply to any statement, representation, or
         warranty made fraudulently or to any provision of this agreement
         (including for the avoidance of doubt, the Warranties) which was
         induced by fraud for which the remedies shall be all those

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         available under the law governing this agreement, regardless of the
         other terms of this agreement.

22.9     NO PARTNERSHIP OR AGENCY

         This agreement shall not be construed as creating any partnership or
         agency (except where otherwise expressly stated) relationship between
         any of the parties.

22.10    NO SET-OFF

         Except as otherwise expressly provided, all payments to be made by the
         parties arising out of or in connection with this agreement (or any
         other agreement or arrangement required to be entered into by it in
         connection with this agreement) shall be made in full, without set-off
         or counterclaim and without any deduction whatsoever except to the
         extent required by law.

22.11    SUBSEQUENT TRANSFER OF THE COMPANY AND TARGET GROUP COMPANIES

         References in this agreement (or any other agreement to be entered into
         pursuant to this agreement) to the Purchaser procuring that members of
         the Purchaser Group take any action shall be deemed to include the
         Company and members of the Target Group with effect from Completion. If
         any member of the Purchaser Group shall subsequently sell the Company
         or any member of the Target Group or the whole or substantial part of
         the undertaking and assets of the Company or any Target Group Company,
         the Purchaser undertakes to procure that, to the extent still
         applicable, the transferee shall enter into similar procurement
         obligations in favour of the Vendor Guarantor and the other relevant
         members of the Vendor Group.

23.      GOVERNING LAW

23.1     GOVERNING LAW

         This agreement is governed by the law applicable in New South Wales.

23.2     SUBMISSION TO JURISDICTION AND SERVICE OF PROCESS

         (a)      Each party irrevocably and unconditionally submits to the
                  non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of New South Wales.

         (b)      The Vendors and the Vendor Guarantor each irrevocably appoint
                  Minter Ellison whose address in New South Wales is at Aurora
                  Place, 88 Phillip Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia,
                  reference: P Wentworth as its agent to accept service of
                  process in any legal proceeding commenced in the courts of New
                  South Wales relating to any matter arising out of this
                  agreement (PROCESS AGENT).

         (c)      Each of the Vendors and the Vendor Guarantor:

                  (i)      may from time to time appoint a replacement of the
                           Process Agent or any replacement Process Agent by
                           giving notice to the Purchaser;

                  (ii)     acknowledges that service will be taken to be
                           completed and effective service of process for any
                           legal proceeding brought against it in a New South
                           Wales court relating to any matter arising out of
                           this agreement

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                           on delivery to the Process Agent or any replacement
                           Process Agent (whether or not it is forwarded to the
                           relevant Vendor or Vendor Guarantor, as appropriate);
                           and

                  (iii)    if for any reason the Process Agent or any
                           replacement Process Agent ceases to be able to act,
                           or ceases to have an address in New South Wales,
                           agrees to appoint a substitute Process Agent able to
                           act and with an address in New South Wales and to
                           notify the Purchaser of that new Process Agent's
                           acceptance of that appointment and its identity and
                           address.

         (d)      Each of the Vendors and the Vendor Guarantor acknowledges that
                  the appointment of the Process Agent or any replacement
                  Process Agent cannot be revoked without the simultaneous
                  appointment of a replacement Process Agent.

24.      VENDOR GUARANTOR'S GUARANTEE

24.1     GUARANTEE

         In consideration of the Purchaser agreeing, at the request of the
         Vendors and the Vendor Guarantor, to enter into this agreement, the
         Vendor Guarantor unconditionally and irrevocably guarantees to the
         Purchaser the payment of the Guaranteed Moneys and the due and punctual
         performance and observation by the Vendors of all of the obligations
         contained in or implied under this agreement and any other agreement to
         be entered into under this agreement which are to be performed and
         observed by the Vendors or either of them (VENDOR GUARANTEED
         OBLIGATIONS).

24.2     PAYMENT

         If the Guaranteed Moneys are not paid when due, the Vendor Guarantor
         must immediately on demand from the Purchaser pay to the Purchaser (or
         other relevant entity as appropriate) the Guaranteed Moneys in the same
         manner and currency as the Guaranteed Moneys are required to be paid.

24.3     PERFORMANCE

         If either Vendor fails to perform its obligations under this agreement
         when they are due, the Vendor Guarantor must immediately on demand from
         the Purchaser cause the relevant Vendor to perform its obligations
         under this agreement.

24.4     INDEMNITY

         (a)      If any of the Guaranteed Moneys (or amounts which would have
                  been Guaranteed Moneys had they not been irrecoverable) are:

                  (i)      irrecoverable from either Vendor; and

                  (ii)     not recoverable by the Purchaser from the Vendor
                           Guarantor on the basis of a guarantee,

                  the Vendor Guarantor as a separate and principal obligation:

                  (iii)    indemnifies the Purchaser against any claim, action,
                           damage, loss, liability, cost, charge, expense,
                           outgoing or paYment suffered, paid or

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                           incurred by the Purchaser in relation to the
                           non-payment of those amounts; and

                  (iv)     must pay to the Purchaser an amount equal to those
                           amounts.

         (b)      The Vendor Guarantor indemnifies the Purchaser against all
                  Liabilities which the Purchaser may now or in the future
                  suffer or incur consequent on or arising directly or
                  indirectly out of any breach or non-observance by either
                  Vendor of any of the Vendor Guaranteed Obligations.

24.5     EXTENT OF GUARANTEE AND INDEMNITY

         (a)      This CLAUSE 24 applies:

                  (i)      to the present and future amount of the Guaranteed
                           Moneys and the present and future obligations of the
                           Vendors under this agreement; and

                  (ii)     to this agreement, as amended, supplemented, renewed
                           or replaced.

         (b)      The obligations of the Vendor Guarantor under this CLAUSE 24
                  extend to any increase in the Guaranteed Moneys and any change
                  in the Vendor Guaranteed Obligations as a result of:

                  (i)      any amendment, supplement, renewal or replacement of
                           this agreement; or

                  (ii)     the occurrence of any other thing.

         (c)      This CLAUSE 24 is not affected nor are the obligations of the
                  Vendor GuarAntor under this agreement released or discharged
                  or otherwise affected by anything which but for this provision
                  might have that effect.

         (d)      This CLAUSE 24 applies:

                  (i)      regardless of whether the Vendor Guarantor is aware
                           of or has consented to or is given notice of any
                           amendment, supplement, renewal or replacement of any
                           agreement to which either Vendor and the Purchaser
                           are a party or the occurrence of any other thing; and

                  (ii)     irrespective of any rule of law or equity to the
                           contrary.

24.6     AVOIDANCE OF PAYMENTS

         (a)      If any payment, conveyance, transfer or other transaction
                  relating to or affecting the Guaranteed Moneys or the Vendor
                  Guaranteed Obligations is:

                  (i)      void, voidable or unenforceable in whole or in part;
                           or

                  (ii)     is claimed to be void, voidable or unenforceable and
                           that claim is upheld, conceded or compromised in
                           whole or in part,

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                  the liability of the Vendor Guarantor under this CLAUSE 24 and
                  any power, right or remedy of the Purchaser is the same as if:

                  (iii)    that payment, transaction, conveyance or transfer (or
                           the void, voidable or unenforceable part of it); and

                  (iv)     any release, settlement or discharge made in reliance
                           on any thing referred to in CLAUSE 24.6(a),

                  had not been made and the Vendor Guarantor must immediately
                  take all action and sign all documents necessary or required
                  by the Purchaser to restore to the Purchaser this CLAUSE 24
                  and any security interest held by the Purchaser immediately
                  before the payment, conveyance, transfer or transaction.

         (b)      CLAUSE 24.6(a) applies whether or not the Purchaser knew, or
                  ought to have known of, anything referred to in that clause.

24.7     PRINCIPAL AND INDEPENDENT OBLIGATION

         (a)      This CLAUSE 24 is:

                  (i)      a principal obligation and is not to be treated as
                           ancillary or collateral to any other right or
                           obligation; and

                  (ii)     independent of and not in substitution for or
                           affected by any other collateral security which the
                           Purchaser may hold in respect of the Guaranteed
                           Moneys or the Vendor Guaranteed Obligations.

         (b)      This CLAUSE 24 is enforceable against the Vendor Guarantor:

                  (i)      without first having recourse to any collateral
                           security;

                  (ii)     whether or not the Purchaser has:

                           (A)      made demand upon the relevant Vendor; or

                           (B)      given notice to the relevant Vendor or any
                                    other person in respect of any thing; or

                           (C)      taken any other steps against the relevant
                                    Vendor or any other person; and

                  (iii)    whether or not any Guaranteed Moneys is due.

24.8     NO COMPETITION

         (a)      Subject to CLAUSE 24.8(b), until the Guaranteed Moneys have
                  been fully paid, until the Vendor Guaranteed Obligations have
                  been fully performed and until this CLAUSE 24 has been finally
                  discharged, the Vendor Guarantor must not, either directly or
                  indirectly prove in, claim or receive the benefit of any
                  distribution, dividend or payment arising out of or relating
                  to the liquidation of the relevant Vendor.

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         (b)      If required by the Purchaser, the Vendor Guarantor must prove
                  in any liquidation of the relevant Vendor for all amounts owed
                  to the Vendor Guarantor.

         (c)      All amounts recovered by the Vendor Guarantor from any
                  liquidation or under any Encumbrance from the relevant Vendor
                  must be received and held in trust by the Vendor Guarantor for
                  the Purchaser to the extent of the unsatisfied liability of
                  the Vendor Guarantor under this CLAUSE 24.

24.9     CONTINUING GUARANTEE AND INDEMNITY

         Each guarantee and indemnity contained in this CLAUSE 24 is a
         continuing guarantee and indemnity for the purpose of securing the
         whole of the Guaranteed Moneys and the Vendor Guaranteed Obligations,
         despite any partial performance of the Vendor Guaranteed Obligations,
         settlement of account or any other matter. The obligations of the
         Vendor Guarantor under this CLAUSE 24 are absolute and unconditional
         and remain in full force and effect until:

         (a)      all the Guaranteed Moneys have been paid in full;

         (b)      the Vendor Guaranteed Obligations of the Vendor under this
                  agreement have been performed; and

         (c)      this CLAUSE 24 has been finally discharged.

25.      INTERPRETATION

         In this agreement, unless the contrary intention appears:

         (a)      headings are for ease of reference only and do not affect the
                  meaning of this agreement;

         (b)      the singular includes the plural and vice versa and words
                  importing a gender include other genders;

         (c)      other grammatical forms of defined words or expressions have
                  corresponding meanings;

         (d)      a reference to a clause, paragraph, schedule, annexure or
                  attachment is a reference to a clause or paragraph of or
                  schedule, annexure or attachment to this agreement and a
                  reference to this agreement includes its schedules, annexures
                  and attachments;

         (e)      a reference to a document or agreement, including this
                  agreement, includes a reference to that document or agreement
                  as novated, altered or replaced from time to time;

         (f)      a reference to 'A$', '$A', 'DOLLAR' or '$' is a reference to
                  Australian currency;

         (g)      a reference to a specific time for the performance of an
                  obligation is a reference to that time in Sydney, New South
                  Wales, Australia even if the obligation is to be performed
                  elsewhere;

         (h)      a reference to a party includes a reference to the party's
                  executors, administrators, successors, substitutes and
                  permitted assigns;

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         (i)      words and expressions importing natural persons include
                  partnerships, bodies corporate, associations, governments and
                  governmental and local authorities and agencies, and vice
                  versa;

         (j)      a reference to any legislation or statutory instrument or
                  regulation is construed in accordance with the Acts
                  Interpretation Act 1901 (Cth) or the equivalent State
                  legislation, as applicable;

         (k)      a reference to writing includes typewriting, printing,
                  lithography, photography and any other method of representing
                  or reproducing words, figures or symbols in a permanent and
                  visible form;

         (l)      if a day for the payment under this agreement falls on a day
                  which is not a Business Day, payment is due on the immediately
                  preceding Business Day;

         (m)      words and expressions defined in the Corporations Act 2001
                  (Cth) have the same meaning when used in this agreement;

         (n)      'including', 'such as', 'for example' and similar expressions
                  are not and must not be treated as words of limitation; and

         (o)      obligations, covenants, warranties and undertakings expressed
                  to be assumed or given by two or more persons shall in each
                  case be construed as if expressed to be given jointly and
                  severally (except to the extent otherwise expressly provided
                  by this agreement).

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EXECUTED as an agreement.

EXECUTED by ALASDAIR STEELE as         )
attorney for NATIONAL                  )
TRANSCOMMUNICATIONS SPAIN              )
S.L. pursuant to a power of
attorney dated

in the presence of

/s/ Paul Wentworth                        /s/ Alasdair Steele

-------------------------------------     --------------------------------------
Signature of witness                      Alasdair Steele

Paul Wentworth

-------------------------------------
Name of witness (print)

EXECUTED by ALASDAIR STEELE as         )
attorney for NTL AUSTRALIA SPV, INC.   )
pursuant to a power of attorney dated  )

in the presence of

/s/ Paul Wentworth                        /s/ Alasdair Steele

-------------------------------------     --------------------------------------
Signature of witness                      Alasdair Steele

Paul Wentworth

-------------------------------------
Name of witness (print)

EXECUTED by ALASDAIR STEELE as         )
attorney for NTL INCORPORATED          )
pursuant to a power of attorney dated  )

in the presence of

/s/ Paul Wentworth                        /s/ Alasdair Steele

-------------------------------------     --------------------------------------
Signature of witness                      Alasdair Steele

Paul Wentworth

-------------------------------------
Name of witness (print)

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EXECUTED by                            )
                                       )
as attorney for MACQUARIE              )
COMMUNICATIONS
INFRASTRUCTURE HOLDINGS PTY
LIMITED pursuant to a power of
attorney dated

in the presence of

/s/ S. Wikramanayake

-------------------------------------     --------------------------------------
Signature of witness

S. Wikramanayake

-------------------------------------
Name of witness (print)

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                                   SCHEDULE 1

                                     PART 1

                             DETAILS OF THE COMPANY

<TABLE>
<S>                                       <C>
NAME AND REGISTERED NUMBER:               ntl Belgium SPRL, entered with the
                                          Trade Register of Brussels under no.
                                          638.921

REGISTERED OFFICE:                        Avenue Marcel Thiry 204, 1200
                                          Brussels, Belgium

ISSUED SHARE CAPITAL:                     EUR93,529,557.58 represented by
                                          3,772,973 registered shares without
                                          designation of a nominal value of
                                          which:

                                          -    3,772,223 registered shares are
                                               legally and beneficially owned by
                                               NTL Spain; and

                                          -    750 registered shares are legally
                                               and beneficially owned by SPV.

DIRECTORS:                                John Gregg and Richard Lubasch

CHARGES:                                  None.
</TABLE>

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                                   SCHEDULE 1

                                     PART 2

                             DETAILS OF SUBSIDIARIES

<TABLE>
<S>                        <C>
NAME AND ACN:              ntl Australia Holdings Pty Limited (ACN 086 459 127)

REGISTERED OFFICE:         Level 3, 655 Pacific Highway, Crows Nest NSW 2065

DATE OF REGISTRATION:      26 February 1999

ISSUED SHARE CAPITAL:      210,000,000 ordinary shares, all of which are legally
                           and beneficially owned by the Company.

DIRECTORS:                 Graeme Barclay, Thomas Bennie, Peter Douglas, John
                           Gregg, John Morrish

SECRETARY:                 Graeme Barclay

CHARGES:                   Charge with ASIC registered charge no. 803459

NAME AND ACN:              ntl Australia Pty Limited (ACN 086 048 562)

REGISTERED OFFICE:         Level 3, 655 Pacific Highway, Crows Nest NSW 2065

DATE OF REGISTRATION:      11 February 1999

ISSUED SHARE CAPITAL:      209,999,002 ordinary shares, all of which are legally
                           and beneficially owned by NTLA Holdings.

DIRECTORS:                 Thomas Bennie, John Morrish, Graeme Barclay and Peter
                           Douglas

SECRETARY:                 Graeme Barclay

CHARGES:                   Charges with ASIC registered charge numbers 803455,
                           803457, 803461 and 803463
</TABLE>

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<TABLE>
<S>                        <C>
NAME AND ACN:              ntl Telecommunications Holdings Pty Ltd (ACN 093 979 223)

REGISTERED OFFICE:         Level 3, 655 Pacific Highway, Crows Nest NSW 2065

DATE OF REGISTRATION:      1 August 2000

ISSUED SHARE CAPITAL:      1 ordinary share, which is legally and beneficially
                           owned by NTLA Holdings.

DIRECTORS:                 Graeme Barclay, Thomas Bennie and David Green

SECRETARY:                 Graeme Barclay

CHARGES:                   Nil
</TABLE>

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                                     PART 3

                                 DETAILS OF NTLT

<TABLE>
<S>                        <C>
NAME AND ACN:              ntl Telecommunications Pty Ltd (ACN 093 095 419)

REGISTERED OFFICE:         Level 3, 655 Pacific Highway, Crows Nest NSW 2065

DATE OF REGISTRATION:      30 May 2000

ISSUED SHARE CAPITAL:      37,502,292 ordinary shares of which:

                           -        19,126,169 ordinary shares (ie 51% of the
                                    total issued share capital) are legally and
                                    beneficially owned by ntl Telecommunications
                                    Holdings Pty Ltd;

                           -        9,938,108 ordinary shares (ie 26.5% of the
                                    total issued share capital) are registered
                                    in the name of WIN Television Network Pty
                                    Limited; and

                           -        8,438,015 ordinary shares (ie 22.5% of the
                                    total issued share capital) are registered
                                    in the name of Southern Cross Communications
                                    Limited.

DIRECTORS:                 Graeme Barclay, Thomas Bennie, David Green, Anthony
                           Bell and John Rushton

SECRETARY:                 Graeme Barclay

CHARGES:                   Nil
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                                   SCHEDULE 1

                                     PART 4

                                 DETAILS OF SPT

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NAME AND ACN:              SPT Telecommunications Pty Limited (ACN 099 173 770)

REGISTERED OFFICE:         11 Mosbri Crescent, The Hill, NSW  2300

DATE OF REGISTRATION:      4 January 2002

ISSUED SHARE CAPITAL:      1,000,002 ordinary shares of which:

                           -        500,001 ordinary shares, representing 50% of
                                    the total issued share capital, are legally
                                    and beneficially owned by NTLT; and

                           -        500,001 ordinary shares, representing 50% of
                                    the total issued share capital, are
                                    registered in the name of Soul Pattinson
                                    Telecommunications Pty Ltd

DIRECTORS:                 Graeme Barclay, Thomas Bennie, David Green, Denis
                           Ledbury, Robert Millner, Peter Robinson

SECRETARY:                 Jeffrey Eather

CHARGES:                   Nil
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                                   SCHEDULE 2

DIRECTORS TO RESIGN

THE COMPANY

DIRECTORS:        John Gregg and Richard Lubasch

NTL AUSTRALIA HOLDINGS PTY LIMITED

DIRECTORS:        John Gregg and John Morrish

NTLA

DIRECTOR:         John Morrish

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                                   SCHEDULE 3

                                   WARRANTIES

1.       THE VENDORS AND THE VENDORS' CAPACITY

1.1      THE VENDORS

         (a)      The Vendors are validly existing and in good standing in their
                  respective countries of incorporation and:

         (b)      no meeting has been convened, resolution proposed, petition
                  presented or order made for the winding up of either Vendor
                  (or the equivalent in their respective countries of
                  incorporation);

         (c)      no receiver, receiver and manager, provisional liquidator,
                  liquidator or other officer of the Court has been appointed in
                  relation to all or any material assets of either Vendor; or

         (d)      no mortgagee has taken, attempted or indicated an intention to
                  exercise its rights under any security of which either of the
                  Vendors is the mortgagor or chargor;

         (e)      are able to sell and transfer the Shares without the consent
                  of any other person and free of any pre-emptive rights or
                  rights of first refusal.

         For the purposes of the above warranty, "good standing" means that the
         company is financially sound and is conducting its operations lawfully
         and in particular that the company has filed all relevant corporate
         returns with relevant Government Authorities and has paid any and all
         applicable corporate filing fees and taxes.

1.2      THE VENDORS' CAPACITY

         (a)      The Vendors:

                  (i)      are the sole registered and beneficial owners of the
                           Shares; and

                  (ii)     have obtained all corporate authorisations required
                           to empower them to enter into this agreement and to
                           perform their obligations under this agreement.

         (b)      The sale of the Shares under this agreement will not:

                  (i)      impose any Encumbrance on the Vendors; or

                  (ii)     cause the Vendors to be in breach of any obligation
                           or agreement by which they are bound.

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2.       THE SHARES AND THE COMPANY

2.1      SHARE CAPITAL

         The Shares:
         (a)      comprise the whole of the issued share capital of the Company;
                  and

         (b)      are all fully paid.

2.2      NO ENCUMBRANCES

         There are no Encumbrances, options, equities, claims or other third
         party rights over or affecting the Shares and there is no agreement to
         give or create any such interest.

2.3      THE COMPANY

         (a)      The Company is solely resident in Belgium for tax purposes and
                  is not, and has never been, a tax resident of any other
                  jurisdiction.

         (b)      The Company is duly incorporated and validly exists under the
                  law of its place of incorporation and:

                  (i)      has not traded since incorporation and has no
                           Liabilities;

                  (ii)     has no assets other than the Shares and cash in hand;

                  (iii)    has full corporate power and authority to own its
                           assets; and

                  (iv)     has not passed any resolution for its winding up or
                           any equivalent process under the law of its place of
                           incorporation.

2.4      ACCOUNTS OF THE COMPANY

         The Belgian Accounts:

         (a)      give a true and fair view of the financial position of the
                  Company as at the Accounts Date and of its financial
                  performance for the year ended on the Accounts Date; and

         (b)      have been prepared in accordance with accounting standards and
                  generally accepted accounting principles applicable in
                  Belgium.

3.       SUBSIDIARIES AND INVESTMENTS

3.1      DETAILS OF THE TARGET GROUP AND SPT

         (a)      The Company (or a Subsidiary of the Company) is the registered
                  and beneficial owner free from all Encumbrances, equities and
                  claims of:

                  (i)      the whole of the share capital of the wholly-owned
                           Subsidiaries listed in Part 2 of Schedule 1;

                  (ii)     the number of shares representing the percentage of
                           total issued share capital of the other Subsidiary
                           set out in Part 3 of Schedule 1.

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           (b)        The Subsidiaries listed in Part 2 and Part 3 of Schedule 1
                      are the Company's only subsidiaries.

           (c)        NTLT holds 500,001 ordinary shares in the share capital of
                      SPT which represents 50% of the total issued share capital
                      of SPT.

           (d)        The details of the Company, the Subsidiaries and SPT set
                      out in Schedule 1 are accurate in all respects.

           (e)        Except as set out in Schedule 1, neither the Company, the
                      Subsidiaries nor SPT holds shares or other securities in
                      any other company, any units or other interests in any
                      trust, or any interest in any partnership or joint
                      venture.

3.2        NO OBLIGATION TO ISSUE

           No member of the Target Group nor SPT is under any obligation to
           issue, and has not granted any person the right to call for the
           issue, of any shares or other securities of the Target Group or SPT
           at any time.

3.3        NO GUARANTEES

           No guarantees, securities, bonds, letters of comfort or other similar
           obligations have been given or incurred by the Company, SPT or any
           member of the Target Group in respect of the obligations of the
           Vendor Group (other than the Company and the Target Group).

3.4        INTERCOMPANY ACCOUNTS

           (a)        The amount of the SPV Inter-Company Debt at 28 February
                      2002 will be $267,390,018 and will increase at $31,240 per
                      day thereafter.

           (b)        The amounts owing on inter-company account by NTLA to ntl
                      Group Limited at 28 February 2002 will be $12,980,000
                      (inclusive of withholding tax) and will increase at $4,000
                      per day thereafter.

           (c)        There are no other amounts owed by any member of the
                      Target Group or the Company to any member of the Vendor
                      Group (other than the Company and the Target Group).

4.         THE TARGET GROUP'S STANDING AND CONSTITUENT DOCUMENTS

4.1        THE TARGET GROUP'S STANDING

           Each member of the Target Group and SPT:

           (a)        is duly organised and validly existing under the laws of
                      its place of incorporation; and

           (b)        has full corporate power and authority to carry on its
                      business as it is now being conducted and to own the
                      material properties and assets that it now owns.

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4.2        NO INSOLVENCY

           (a)        Neither SPT nor the Company nor any member of the Target
                      Group has gone into liquidation or passed a winding-up
                      resolution (and no steps for the passing of such
                      resolution have been taken) nor received a deregistration
                      notice;

           (b)        no petition or other process for winding-up has been
                      presented or threatened against any member of the Target
                      Group, the Company or SPT and there are no circumstances
                      justifying a petition or other process;

           (c)        no writ of execution has issued against any member of the
                      Target Group, the Company or SPT or its property and there
                      are no circumstances justifying a writ; and

           (d)        no administrator, receiver or receiver and manager of any
                      part of the undertaking or assets of any member of the
                      Target Group, the Company or SPT has been appointed or is
                      threatened or expected to be appointed and there are no
                      circumstances justifying an appointment.

4.3        THE TARGET GROUP'S CONSTITUENT DOCUMENTS

           The Data Room Documents contain a copy of:

           (a)        the constitution of each member of the Target Group as in
                      effect immediately prior to this agreement; and

           (b)        the shareholders agreement governing ownership, control
                      and operation of NTLT as in effect immediately prior to
                      this agreement.

4.4        SPT'S CONSTITUENT DOCUMENTS

           The Data Room Documents contain a copy of:

           (a)        the shareholders agreement governing the ownership,
                      control and operation of SPT as in effect immediately
                      prior to this agreement; and

           (b)        the constitution of SPT as in effect immediately prior to
                      this agreement.

5.         THE ACCOUNTS

5.1        ACCOUNTS

           The Accounts:

           (a)        give a true and fair view of the financial position of
                      NTLA Holdings and the consolidated financial position of
                      NTLA Holdings as at the Accounts Date and of their
                      financial performance and cash flows for the year ended on
                      the Accounts Date; and

           (b)        have been prepared in accordance with GAAP.

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5.2        POSITION SINCE THE ACCOUNTS DATE

           Since the Accounts Date:

           (a)        the Target Group has carried on its businesses in the
                      ordinary and usual course;

           (b)        there has been no material adverse change in the
                      consolidated financial or trading position of the Target
                      Group;

           (c)        no share or loan capital has been issued or agreed to be
                      issued by any member of the Target Group other than to
                      another member of the Target Group;

           (d)        there has been no change in the level of borrowing or in
                      the working capital requirements of any member of the
                      Target Group;

           (e)        all transactions between the Target Group and the Vendor
                      Group and between members of the Target Group have been on
                      commercial arms length terms;

           (f)        there has been no breach of the Settlement Deed dated 3
                      December 2001 between NTLT, ECI Telecom Limited, and ECI
                      Telecom (Australia) Pty Limited which has resulted or may
                      result in material additional costs to the Target Group.

5.3        MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTS

           The Management Accounts were properly prepared in accordance with
           GAAP having regard to the usual month-end procedures for preparation
           of monthly management accounts by the Target Group consistent with
           that adopted in the preparation of the Accounts.

5.4        OFF BALANCE SHEET FINANCING

           No member of the Target Group is engaged in any financing of a type
           which would not be required by GAAP to be shown or reflected in the
           Accounts.

5.5        ACCOUNTING RECORDS

           All books of account of each member of the Target Group are in its
           possession and contain the information required by law.

6.         DEBTS AND LIABILITIES

6.1        FINANCE FACILITIES

           The Warrantor has disclosed to the Purchaser, details of the
           financial facilities, loans, overdrafts and other financial
           accommodation (other than that arising from credit terms extended to
           the Target Group in the ordinary course of the Business) available to
           the Target Group and a list of all financial facilities, loans,
           overdrafts and other such financial accommodation available to the
           Target Group is set out in Attachment 7 to the Disclosure Letter.

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6.2        GUARANTEES AND INDEMNITIES

           There are no guarantees, letters of comfort, indemnities or
           Encumbrances given by or for the benefit of any member of the Target
           Group or SPT that have not been fully discharged or released other
           than as set out in Attachment 8 to the Disclosure Letter.

6.3        NO UNDISCLOSED LIABILITIES

           There are no Liabilities of any Target Group Company as at 31
           December 2001 which have not been fairly disclosed in the Disclosure
           Letter or in the Accounts.

6.4        NO DEFAULT

           (a)        No event of default, potential event of default or
                      termination event (however described) in respect of any of
                      the financial facilities, loans, overdrafts and other
                      financial accommodation available to the Target Group
                      (FACILITIES) subsists.

           (b)        No member of the Target Group has breached any undertaking
                      in any of the Facilities and none of the representations
                      and warranties given by any member of the Target Group
                      under or in connection with any Facility is false,
                      misleading or incorrect.

6.5        ABILITY TO DRAWDOWN

           NTLA is entitled to draw amounts under the Bank Facility in
           accordance with its terms and is capable of satisfying all conditions
           precedent to such drawdown.

7.         ASSETS - GENERAL

7.1        OWNERSHIP AND RIGHT TO USE

           The Target Group owns or is entitled to use and enjoy all the rights,
           assets, Permits and equipment necessary to carry on the businesses of
           the Target Group as carried on in the year ended on the Accounts Date
           and the Warrantor is not aware of any circumstance which would lead
           to such rights, assets, Permits and equipment ceasing to be available
           for the purpose of carrying on those businesses within six months
           after completion.

7.2        TITLE

           No Encumbrance will at Completion be outstanding over the whole or
           any part of the assets of the Target Group (other than retention of
           title rights entered into in the ordinary course of the Business) or
           SPT.

7.3        NO RELIANCE ON VENDOR GROUP

           Except to the extent provided for in the documents referred to in
           CLAUSE 7 of this agreement or in the documents listed in Attachment 9
           to the Disclosure Letter, the businesses of the Target Group and SPT
           do not use or rely on the assets owned by or facilities or services
           provided by any member of the Vendor's Group.

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7.4        INSURANCE

           (a)        Attachment 10 to the Disclosure Letter contains a list of
                      each current insurance policy of the Target Group and
                      copies of those policies are contained in the Data Room
                      Documents.

           (b)        So far as the Warrantor is aware, each insurance policy
                      held by the Target Group or SPT is current, in force and
                      not voidable and no claim in excess of $1 million (in the
                      case of personal injury insurance) or $5 million (in all
                      other cases) is outstanding under any of those policies.

           (c)        So far as the Warrantor is aware, no member of the Target
                      Group has received a notice from its insurers adversely
                      affecting an insurance policy of the Target Group or SPT.

           (d)        Each member of the Target Group has, and at all material
                      times has had, valid insurance cover in respect of the
                      Business, its employees and assets against all risks
                      normally insured against by companies carrying on the same
                      type of business as the Target Group or having similar
                      assets, for the full amount required by legislation, for
                      the full replacement value of its assets and from a
                      well-established and reputable insurer.

7.5        TITLE

           All assets (other than 'off-the-shelf' computer software) used in the
           Business and any other asset of the Target Group or SPT are:

           (a)        fully paid for;

           (b)        in the possession of the Target Group (or SPT, as
                      appropriate);

           (c)        used solely by the Target Group (or SPT, as appropriate);

           (d)        not the subject of any lease or hire purchase agreement or
                      agreements for purchase on deferred terms;

           (e)        to the extent that such assets are owned by the Target
                      Group or SPT, are recorded in the books of the Target
                      Group or SPT,

           except as set out in the Disclosure Letter.

7.6        PLANT AND MACHINERY

           All material items of plant, machinery, equipment and vehicles of the
           Target Group or SPT or used in the business of the Target Group or
           SPT are:

           (a)        in good repair and condition having regard to their age,
                      location and use;

           (b)        in satisfactory working order;

           (c)        capable of doing the work for which they are designed; and

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           (d)        not obsolete or otherwise adequate provision has been made
                      in the capital expenditure budget and maintenance budget
                      in the current annual budget and business plans relating
                      to 2002/2003 for their renewal.

7.7        CONSTRUCTION WORKS IN PROGRESS

           All items of expenditure included in Construction Works in Progress
           of the Target Group or SPT comprise assets in the course of being
           constructed and not yet ready for use, and which will be used in the
           business of the Target Group or SPT once their construction is
           complete. There are no material items of expenditure included in
           Construction Works in Progress as at 31 December 2001, which should
           have been or will be expensed (as opposed to capitalised) to the
           Target Group's or SPT's financial performance for the year ended 31
           December 2001 or subsequent financial periods.

8.         REAL PROPERTY

8.1        DISCLOSURE

           Attachment 4 to the Disclosure Letter, in the form delivered to the
           Purchaser to satisfy the Condition in CLAUSE 2.1(j), contains a list,
           complete and accurate in all material respects of the Tower Sites and
           the Administrative Properties which indicates:

           (a)        the type of tenure held at each Tower Site listed and its
                      status;

           (b)        in relation to Tower Sites, whether or not the relevant
                      transmission facility has been upgraded by or at the
                      request of a member of the Target Group to provide digital
                      terrestrial television transmission services; and

           (c)        in relation to each Property not owned by any member of
                      the Target Group, details of the relevant:

                      (i)        landlord/licensor;

                      (ii)       expiry date;

                      (iii)      aggregated annual rent and outgoings for 2002;

                      (iv)       next scheduled rent review date; and

                      (v)        so far as the Warrantor is aware, whether there
                                 are any change of control restrictions.

8.2        RIGHT TO OCCUPY OR TO ACCESS AND USE TOWER SITES

           (a)        The Target Group has a contractual, statutory, legal or
                      equitable entitlement to:

                      (i)        access to;

                      (ii)       occupy; and

                      (iii)      use,

                      all of the Tower Sites and holds all rights and privileges
                      to use the equipment and structures located on the Tower
                      Sites (subject to the terms of such

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                      entitlement) which are necessary for the conduct of the
                      Business from the Tower Sites.

           (b)        No member of the Target Group has received any valid
                      written notification and the Warrantor is not aware of any
                      other notification:

                      (i)        stating that any member of the Target Group's
                                 entitlement to access, to occupy or to use any
                                 of the Tower Sites is revoked or is to be'
                                 revoked; or

                      (ii)       ordering any member of the Target Group to
                                 cease to occupy or to access and use any of the
                                 Tower Sites; or

                      (iii)      to remove any structure erected on any of the
                                 Tower Sites.

           (c)        In relation to the Tower Sites which are leased or
                      licensed by the Target Group:

                      (i)        there are no subsisting breaches of the leases
                                 or licences of those Properties; and

                      (ii)       no member of the Target Group has received any
                                 valid written notification of any material
                                 breach of the leases or licences of those
                                 Properties.

8.3        OWNERSHIP AND/OR LEASES OF ADMINISTRATIVE PROPERTIES

           (a)        The Target Group has a valid and subsisting lease of each
                      Administrative Property.

           (b)        In relation to the Administrative Properties which are
                      leased by the Target Group:

                      (i)        there are no subsisting breaches of the leases
                                 of those Properties; and

                      (ii)       no member of the Target Group has received any
                                 valid written notification of any breach of the
                                 leases of those Properties.

8.4        NO ACTION LIKELY TO HAVE A MATERIALLY ADVERSE EFFECT

           No action has been taken against or threatened in writing to any
           member of the Target Group in respect of any of the Tower Sites or
           Administrative Properties that is likely to have a material adverse
           effect on the use of any Tower Site or result in a material
           additional financial burden on any Target Group Company.

8.5        NATIVE TITLE

           No claim lodged under the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth), or other
           proceedings relating to native title, affecting the Tower Sites is
           likely to have a material adverse effect on the ability of the Target
           Group to perform its operations under any material contract or have a
           material adverse effect on any Target Group Company if that claim is
           observed or upheld in whole or in part.

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8.6        SALE AGREEMENT

           All occupation rights (whether freehold, leasehold or otherwise) of
           the Commonwealth in relation to properties acquired by NTLA under the
           Sale Agreement have been fully and properly transferred to NTLA.

8.7        NO MATERIAL WORK REQUIRED

           By reference to the facts and circumstances subsisting as at the date
           of this agreement, there is no substantial work required to be done
           or material expenditure to be made by any Target Group Company in
           relation to Tower Sites, which is not provided for in the NTLA five
           year management plan or NTLT five year management plan included in
           the Data Room Documents.

8.8        LAND TAX AND RATES PAID

           All assessments to land tax and rates and taxes and payments to
           utility or service providers that have been issued to the Target
           Group since acquisition of those Properties by the Target Group) are
           paid up to date on all freehold properties owned by the Target Group
           or where not paid, the liability or accrual arising since acquisition
           is fully provided for in the Accounts. All land tax and rates and
           taxes and payments for utility or service providers reimbursible to
           lessor or licensor or payable directly under leases or licences to
           the Target Group are paid up to date.

8.9        RENT FREE SITES AND CHARGE INCREASES

           (a)        Tower Sites currently occupied by the Target Group on a
                      rent-free basis will continue to be rent free for the
                      duration of the unexpired term of the lease or licence
                      under which they are currently occupied.

           (b)        The Warrantor is not aware of any written proposal to
                      increase, or impose, rent, licence or other occupancy fees
                      in relation to any Tower Sites occupied by the Target
                      Group otherwise than under an unexpired lease or licence
                      for which provision has not been made in the current
                      annual business plan and budget.

8.10       STAMP DUTY

           All documents which are necessary to establish the right, title and
           interest of any member of the Target Group, in and to the Properties
           will be in the possession or control of the Target Group at
           Completion. To the extent that documents or the transactions
           evidenced by them in relation to the right, title and interest of any
           Target Group Company in and to the Properties or occupation of the
           Properties attract stamp duty in Australia or elsewhere such
           documents have been properly stamped.

8.11       ZONING

           The current zoning of each Tower Site and Administrative Property
           acquired by a Target Group Company after 30 April 1999 permits its
           current use in the Business and, in relation to those Tower Sites,
           currently would permit digital terrestrial transmission of television
           and radio.

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8.12       NO DEFECTS

           The Warrantor is not aware of any defect in any improvements which a
           Target Group Company owns or controls at any Tower Site which
           materially affects, or is reasonably likely to affect, the operation
           or use of the Tower Site as it is presently operated and used.

9.         ENVIRONMENTAL MATTERS

9.1        CONDUCT OF THE BUSINESS

           While the Warrantor has owned and conducted the businesses of the
           Target Group, it has been carried on and maintained in compliance
           with applicable Environmental Laws and so far as the Warrantor is
           aware, the business of SPT has been carried on and maintained in
           compliance with applicable Environmental Laws.

9.2        AUTHORISATIONS

           All Environmental Authorisations which are necessary or are required
           by law (including Environmental Laws) to operate the Target Group's
           businesses and the business of SPT:

           (a)        have been obtained;

           (b)        are, and have been at all relevant times, in full force
                      and effect;

           (c)        have been complied with in all material respects; and

           (d)        are not being appealed by any person.

9.3        NO CONTRAVENTION OR BREACH

           The Target Group has not been notified that an event has occurred or
           other fact or circumstance exists (and, so far as the Warrantor is
           aware, no event has occurred or other fact or circumstance exists)
           that:

           (a)        with the giving of notice or the lapse of time, or both,
                      would lead to any Environmental Authorisation held by any
                      Target Group Company which is required by law (including
                      Environmental Laws) or is necessary to operate the Target
                      Group's businesses or the business of SPT being modified,
                      suspended, revoked or not renewed;

           (b)        with the giving of notice or lapse of time, or both, would
                      cause SPT or a Target Group Company to be in breach of
                      any:

                      (i)        Environmental Authorisation held by any Target
                                 Group Company;

                      (ii)       Environmental Law;

           (c)        may require the SPT or any Target Group Company to carry
                      out any work or pay any money in relation to the
                      Properties in order for the Target Group's businesses (or
                      the business of SPT) or the Properties to comply with any
                      Environmental Law, Environmental Authorisation held by any
                      Target Group Company or any notice or requirement issued
                      pursuant to any Environmental Law;

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           (d)        may require the SPT or any Target Group Company to cease
                      or alter any activity of the Target Group's businesses or
                      the business of SPT or at the Properties in order to
                      comply with any Environmental Law, Environmental
                      Authorisation held by any Target Group Company or any
                      notice or requirement issued pursuant to any Environmental
                      Law; or

           (e)        would give rise to a claim from any person against SPT or
                      any Target Group Company relating to:

                      (i)        a breach by a Vendor Group Company of any
                                 Environmental Law or Environmental
                                 Authorisation;

                      (ii)       the handling, storage or use of any Hazardous
                                 Substance; or

                      (iii)      the presence of any Contaminant on, under or
                                 migrating or being discharged from the
                                 Properties.

9.4        CONTAMINATION ETC

           There is:

           (a)        no plan or policy which has been or is required to be
                      prepared in relation to the Properties under any
                      Environmental Law;

           (b)        no Hazardous Substance present on or at the Properties
                      except in such quantities and stored in such a manner as
                      is allowed by an Environmental Law; and

           (c)        nothing (including Contamination) in, on or under the
                      Properties (including underground tanks and associated
                      piping) that would require notification to any
                      Governmental Authority or could entitle any Governmental
                      Authority to require monitoring, closure, clean up or
                      remediation under any Environmental Law.

9.5        NO CHARGE IN FAVOUR OF GOVERNMENTAL AUTHORITY

           The Properties are not the subject of any charge, bond or security
           deposit given in favour of any Governmental Authority as security for
           the cleaning up or monitoring of the Properties or other costs under
           any Environmental Law.

9.6        FILINGS

           All filings, reports and notices required by any Environmental
           Authorisation issued to a Target Group Company or SPT for the Target
           Group's businesses (or the business of SPT) and the Properties:

           (a)        have been prepared and, where applicable, lodged with the
                      relevant Governmental Authority; and

           (b)        were accurate and complete in all material respects at the
                      time of lodgement.

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10.        INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

10.1       DISCLOSURE

           Attachment 11 to the Disclosure Letter is a complete and accurate
           list of:

           (a)        all material registered and unregistered business names
                      and trade marks;

           (b)        all material registered patents and designs; and

           (c)        all material applications for registration of patents and
                      designs,

           owned by the Target Group.

10.2       NO INFRINGEMENT OF OTHER RIGHTS

           (a)        Each member of the Target Group and SPT beneficially owns
                      or has a valid and enforceable right to use all the
                      Intellectual Property Rights that it uses or requires in
                      its business (including those referred to in paragraph
                      10.1) (the 'BUSINESS INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS').

           (b)        So far as the Warrantor is aware, the use of the Business
                      Intellectual Property Rights by the Target Group and SPT
                      does not infringe, breach an obligation of confidence or
                      wrongfully use any confidential information, trade
                      secrets, copyright, letters patent, trade marks, service
                      marks, trade names, designs, business names or other
                      similar industrial, commercial or intellectual property
                      rights of any corporation or person.

10.3       NO CLAIMS

           So far as the Warrantor is aware, no Claims have been asserted
           challenging the use by the Target Group or SPT of the Business
           Intellectual Property Rights.

10.4       LICENSING

           (a)        No person, other than the Target Group or a licensor to
                      the Target Group, has any right to or may benefit from any
                      Business Intellectual Property Right.

           (b)        No members of the Target Group or SPT have licensed,
                      assigned, authorised or permitted any person or
                      corporation to use the Business Intellectual Property
                      Rights.

10.5       REGISTRATION

           All Business Intellectual Property Rights which are either capable of
           registration or capable of being recorded or required to be
           registered or recorded, are registered in the name of the relevant
           member of the Target Group or SPT.

11.        CONTRACTUAL MATTERS

11.1       DISCLOSURE

           (a)        The Warrantor has made available to the Purchaser copies
                      of the contracts and agreements entered into by Target
                      Group Companies comprised in the Data

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                      Room Documents and those agreements have not been
                      terminated or varied in any material respect since those
                      copies were made available.

           (b)        All Material Contracts are listed in Attachment 12 to the
                      Disclosure Letter, and complete and accurate copies of all
                      Material Contracts are comprised in the Data Room
                      Documents.

11.2       MATERIAL CONTRACTS

           For the purposes of the Warranties in paragraph 11 of this SCHEDULE
           3, "Material Contract" means a contract, agreement or other
           arrangement under which the Target Group derived in the last 12
           months an amount of revenue or would, on an annualised basis, derive
           revenue, or incurred costs in the last 12 months or would, on an
           annualised basis, incur costs, greater than $5 million (excluding
           leases and licences relating to the occupation of Tower Sites).

           Other than the contracts, agreements and other arrangements comprised
           or described in the Data Room Documents there are no other contracts,
           agreements or other arrangements that:

           (a)        establish any joint venture, consortium, partnership or
                      profit sharing agreement to which a member of the Target
                      Group or SPT is a party;

           (b)        pursuant to which any member of the Target Group or SPT
                      has sold any company or business in circumstances that it
                      remains subject to any liability;

           (c)        are outside the ordinary course of business of the Target
                      Group or SPT.

11.3       NO NOTICE OF BREACH OR TERMINATION

           So far as the Warrantor is aware, neither the Target Group nor SPT
           has received notification, nor is the Warrantor aware of any matter
           which could give rise to notification:

           (a)        of any claim for breach or termination of any of the
                      contracts and agreements comprised in the Data Room
                      Documents;

           (b)        of any litigation or other proceedings that have been
                      threatened in writing to be commenced in respect any of
                      the contracts and agreements comprised in the Data Room
                      Documents; and

           (c)        from a counter-party to any of the contracts and
                      agreements comprised in the Data Room Documents which
                      notice states that that counter-party intends to reduce
                      its level of custom or dealings with the Target Group or
                      SPT if the sale of the Shares contemplated by the
                      agreement is completed.

11.4       NO DEFAULT

           (a)        No member of the Target Group is in default that would
                      give rise to a claim for damages under any agreement to
                      which it is a party or would be in default, but for the
                      requirements of notice or lapse of time, or both.

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           (b)        So far as the Warrantor is aware, no party to any
                      agreement with a member of the Target Group is in default
                      under it or would be in default, but for the requirements
                      of notice or lapse of time, or both.

11.5       NATURE OF CONTRACTS

           Any agreement binding on a member of the Target Group or SPT:

           (a)        is at arm's length; and

           (b)        is duly executed and binding on the parties and, so far as
                      the Warrantor is aware, enforceable in accordance with its
                      terms.

11.6       FOREIGN CURRENCY TRANSACTIONS

           No member of the Target Company is party to any foreign currency
           transaction except as otherwise disclosed in the Disclosure Letter.

11.7       NO RESTRICTIVE COVENANTS

           Other than the shareholders agreements in relation to NTLT and SPT,
           no member of the Target Group or SPT is party to any agreement which
           restricts its freedom to engage in any activity or business in any
           area.

11.8       CHANGE OF CONTROL

           Save as set out in Attachment 12 to the Disclosure Letter, no party
           to any Material Contract is entitled, as a result of a change in
           ownership of the Shares:

           (a)        to terminate the agreement; or

           (b)        to require the adoption of terms which are less favourable
                      to the Target Group (or SPT) than the current terms.

11.9       EXECUTION

           All Data Room Documents provided in unexecuted or conformed form,
           other than those clearly marked "draft" on the documents and in the
           Data Room index, were validly executed by all parties on the date
           indicated on the document or otherwise and are binding on the
           parties.

11.10      SALE AGREEMENT

           NTLA Holdings and its related bodies corporate have complied with
           their obligations under the Sale Agreement and:

           (a)        there are no further amounts payable to the Commonwealth
                      under the Sale Agreement (whether as part of the purchase
                      price or otherwise), other than as provided for in the
                      Accounts;

           (b)        the Commonwealth is not entitled to exercise any step in
                      rights under the Sale Agreement and the Warrantor is not
                      aware of any fact, matter or circumstance that may give
                      rise to such an entitlement.

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11.11      FUNDING OF NTLT

           Attachment 6 to the Disclosure Letter accurately sets out the dates
           and amounts of future funding contributions to be made to NTLT by NTL
           Telecommunications Holdings Pty Limited in accordance with the
           funding program currently in force under the shareholders agreement
           in relation to NTLT.

12.        REGULATORY

12.1       COMPLIANCE WITH LAWS

           No member of the Target Group or SPT has received notification that
           it is and, so far as the Warrantor is aware, no member of the Target
           Group nor, so far as the Warrantor is aware, SPT is in contravention
           of any statute, regulation, mandatory standard, code of practice,
           order or judgment of any court or governmental tribunal or agency,
           where such contravention would give rise to a Liability of any Target
           Group Company greater than $1,000.

12.2       LICENCES AND CONSENTS

           (a)        The Target Group and SPT have:

                      (i)        obtained and maintain all Permits necessary for
                                 the operation of the businesses of the Target
                                 Group and SPT, including the authorisations
                                 required to operate the apparatus used in
                                 connection with the provision of services for
                                 the ABC and SBS, in the manner in which those
                                 businesses are operated at the date of this
                                 agreement and will be operated at the
                                 Completion Date;

                      (ii)       complied with the terms of those Permits and is
                                 not in material breach of any Permit;

                      (iii)      paid all fees, levies and other payments
                                 necessary to maintain those Permits or
                                 otherwise required as a condition of any such
                                 Permit; and

                      (iv)       not received any notification of any of the
                                 Permits having been revoked or terminated.

           (b)        All radiocommunications licences issued pursuant to the
                      Radiocommunications Act 1992 to any member of the Target
                      Group or SPT:

                      (i)        are renewable;

                      (ii)       are not subject to any special conditions,
                                 including any conditions that would restrict or
                                 prevent a change in control of the licence
                                 holder or any of its upstream companies.

           (c)        All third party authorisations granted pursuant to the
                      Radiocommunications Act 1992, including pursuant to
                      sections 68 and 114 of that Act, are not subject to any
                      conditions that would restrict or prevent a change in
                      control of the authorised party or any of its upstream
                      companies.

           (d)        So far as the Warrantor is aware, there is no matter that
                      would prejudice the continuance or renewal of any Permit
                      held by the Target Group or SPT.

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12.3       CARRIER LICENCE

           Without limiting the warranties set out in 12.1 and 12.2 above:

           (a)        the Carrier Licence held by NTLT is contained in the Data
                      Room Documents;

           (b)        neither NTLT is in breach of any term or condition of its
                      Carrier Licence;

           (c)        NTLT is the only entity in the Target Group that carries
                      on any activity that would require it to hold a Carrier
                      Licence; and

           (d)        no contract entered into by any member of the Target Group
                      places, or may (assuming no amendment to its terms) in the
                      future place, NTLT in breach of any conditions of its
                      Carrier Licence.

12.4       ACCESS

           Without limiting the warranties set out in 12.1 and 12.2 above:

           (a)        SPT and the members of the Target Group have complied with
                      all relevant statutory access obligations, including those
                      imposed by the Telecommunications Act 1997, the Trade
                      Practices Act 1974, the Broadcasting Services Act 1992 and
                      the National Transmission Network Sale Act 1998;

           (b)        there are no outstanding requests for, statutory
                      arbitrations or proceedings in relation to the provision
                      of access to or co-location rights with respect to any
                      premises, assets or services that are owned, occupied or
                      used by SPT or any member of the Target Group; and

           (c)        no member of the Target Group, nor SPT, is party to or
                      involved in any outstanding requests pursuant to statutory
                      access rights to obtain access to or co-location rights
                      with respect to the premises, assets or services of any
                      third party.

12.5       COMPLAINTS AND INVESTIGATIONS

           (a)        The Warrantor is not aware of any complaint in relation to
                      SPT or any Target Group member to any regulator or
                      industry body, including the Australian Communications
                      Authority, the Australian Broadcasting Authority, the
                      Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman and the Australian
                      Competition and Consumer Commission which has not been
                      fully and finally resolved.

           (b)        No Target Group member, nor SPT, has made any complaint to
                      any regulator or industry body, including the Australian
                      Communications Authority, the Australian Broadcasting
                      Authority, the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman and
                      the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission which
                      has not been fully and finally resolved.

           (c)        The Warrantor is not aware of any investigation by any
                      regulator or industry body, including the Australian
                      Communications Authority, the Australian Broadcasting
                      Authority, the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman and
                      the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission in
                      relation to the operation of the business or of any assets
                      of SPT or the Target Group.

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13.        LITIGATION

13.1       LITIGATION

           The Target Group is not engaged in, and has not been threatened in
           writing with, any litigation, arbitration or similar proceedings.

13.2       INVESTIGATIONS

           The Target Group is not the subject of and, so far as the Warrantor
           is aware, has not received written notice that it will be the subject
           of, any investigation, official enquiry or disciplinary proceedings
           by a regulatory body.

13.3       NO CIRCUMSTANCES

           So far as the Warrantor is aware, there are no circumstances which
           might give rise to any litigation, arbitration, investigation,
           enquiry or proceedings referred to in warranty 13.1 or 13.2.

13.4       JUDGMENTS

           There are no unsatisfied or outstanding judgments, orders or awards
           affecting any member of the Target Group.

14.        OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES

14.1       OFFICERS

           The persons listed in SCHEDULE 1 are the only directors and company
           secretaries of the Company, the members of the Target Group and SPT.

14.2       EMPLOYEE PARTICULARS

           The particulars set out in Attachment 2 to the Disclosure Letter
           identify in respect of each employee of the Target Group and SPT:

           (a)        the annual cash remuneration payable to that employee
                      (excluding accrued holiday pay);

           (b)        a description of all employment-related benefits
                      receivable by that employee otherwise than in cash; and

           (c)        details of any profit sharing, incentive and bonus
                      arrangement in respect of which that employee is entitled
                      to participate;

           (d)        details of the annual superannuation contributions paid in
                      respect of that employee; and

           (e)        the employing entity of that employee.

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14.3       NO MATERIAL CHANGE

           No material change in the level of remuneration, benefits and
           arrangements identified in Attachment 2 to the Disclosure Letter is
           due or expected within 6 months after Completion by reason of matters
           and circumstances as at the date of this agreement.

14.4       COMPLIANCE

           So far as the Warrantor is aware, each Target Group Company has
           complied in all material respects with all obligations arising under
           law, equity or statute, award, enterprise agreement or other
           instrument made or approved under any law with respect to employment
           of its employees.

14.5       WRITTEN CONTRACTS

           The Target Group is not a party to any written employment or service
           agreement other than listed in the Disclosure Letter, and the
           employment of each employee can be lawfully terminated on no more
           than 3 months' notice without payment of any damages or compensation,
           including any severance or redundancy payments (other than as
           required pursuant to any award or other industrial relations
           instrument applicable to the employee).

14.6       INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES

           The Target Group has not been involved in any material industrial
           dispute with any employee at any time within the 2 years preceding
           the date of this agreement and the Warrantor does not know of any
           circumstances likely to give rise to any material industrial dispute.

15.        SUPERANNUATION

15.1       THE FUNDS ARE THE ONLY SUPERANNUATION COMMITMENT

           Except for its commitment to contribute to the Funds, no Target Group
           Company has any Superannuation Commitments.

15.2       NO OUTSTANDING OR UNPAID CONTRIBUTIONS

           (a)        With respect to the Funds, there are no outstanding or
                      unpaid contributions by any Target Group Company in
                      respect of the period to 31 December 2001.

           (b)        The Target Group have provided at least the prescribed
                      minimum level of superannuation support for each employee
                      so as not to incur a Superannuation Guarantee Charge
                      liability.

15.3       APPROVALS

           The Funds Fund are regulated superannuation funds under the
           Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Act 1993 (the SIS ACT).

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16.        TAXATION

16.1       TAXES UP TO ACCOUNTS DATE PAID OR ACCOUNTED FOR

           Each member of the Target Group has paid, or the Accounts fully
           provide for, all Taxes which that member is or may become liable to
           pay for the period up to and including the Accounts Date.

16.2       TAX LIABILITY INCURRED SINCE THE ACCOUNTS DATE

           The only liabilities for Tax of a member of the Target Group arising
           in respect of the period after the Accounts Date and ending on the
           Completion Date will be liabilities arising out of the normal
           business and trading activities of that member.

16.3       WITHHOLDINGS AND DEDUCTIONS

           Without limiting PARAGRAPH 16.2, each member of the Target Group has
           deducted or withheld all amounts of Tax required by law to be
           deducted or withheld and has punctually paid those Taxes to the
           relevant Taxation authority as required by law.

16.4       LODGMENT OF RETURNS AND OTHER INFORMATION

           (a)        Each member of the Target Group has lodged or supplied all
                      information regarding Taxation matters as and when
                      required by a Taxation authority, and complied with all
                      necessary due dates for lodgment.

           (b)        Any information, notice, computation or return which has
                      been submitted to a relevant authority by a member of the
                      Target Group in respect of any Taxation matter:

                      (i)        discloses all material facts which should be
                                 disclosed under any relevant Tax law; and

                      (ii)       has been submitted on time.

16.5       TAX FILE NUMBERS

           Each member of the Target Group has complied with its obligations
           under Tax law in relation to the quotation of tax file numbers by
           employees of the member, including the guidelines under applicable
           privacy legislation, and has not committed an offence in relation to
           the collection, recording, use or disclosure of tax file numbers.

16.6       GST

           Each member of the Target Group is registered for GST under the A New
           Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999 (Cth).

16.7       DUTY

           Any duty payable in respect of any Tax law in relation to any
           agreement or transaction to which any member of the Target Group is
           or has been a party, or by which any member of the Target Group
           derives or has derived a substantial benefit, has been paid.

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16.8       LEASED PLANT

           No member of the Target Group has leased plant in the manner
           contemplated in Attachment R to the Treasurer's Press release No. 058
           of 21 September 1999 entitled The New Business Tax System.

16.9       PUBLIC OFFICER

           The office of public officer of SPT and each member of the Target
           Group as required under any law in relation to Taxation has always
           been occupied.

16.10      NO TAX AUDIT

           (a)        There are no disputes with any Government Authority in
                      respect of any Tax of any member of the Target Group or of
                      SPT, and the Vendor is not aware of any circumstances
                      which may give rise to such a dispute.

           (b)        No tax audit, investigation, inquiry or proceeding has
                      been instituted by any Government Authority in relation to
                      any Tax of any member of the Target Group or of SPT and
                      the Vendor is not aware of any pending or threatened Tax
                      audit.

17.        DISCLOSURE

17.1       INFORMATION ACCURATE

           The Warrantor has not knowingly withheld any information which would
           render any information given by or on behalf of the Warrantor or its
           advisers to the Purchaser or its advisers in respect of the sale of
           the Shares misleading in any material respect.

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                                   SCHEDULE 4

                           TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TERMS

PARTIES: NTL AUSTRALIA HOLDINGS PTY LIMITED AND RELATED BODIES CORPORATE ('NTL
AUSTRALIA'); AND

NTL INCORPORATED

1.         NTL Inc to procure that National Transcommunications Limited and its
           related bodies corporate in the UK ('NTL BROADCAST UK') provide the
           technical assistance to ntl Australia on the terms set out in this
           term sheet

2.         In the event NTL Inc proposes to enter a transaction to divest its
           interest in ntl Broadcast UK, NTL Inc must ensure that a technical
           assistance agreement on substantially the terms of this term sheet be
           executed prior to the completion of such divestment.

3.         The term of the technical assistance agreement be 5 years from the
           date of completion of the sale of ntl Belgium Sprl.

4.         Ntl Inc must procure that ntl Broadcast UK must act in good faith in
           relation to its obligations under this term sheet, and must agree to
           provide the information and assistance reasonably required by ntl
           Australia and within a reasonable time frame.

5.         Technical Assistance will include but not be limited to the provision
           of technical, engineering and design information, technical
           feasibility and costing analyses and financial feasibility modelling.

6.         The areas where Technical Assistance may be sought and must be
           provided include those set out in the attachment.

7.         ntl Australia Holdings Pty Limited agrees to pay: (1) where the
           information is not already available to ntl Broadcast UK, for the
           costs incurred to prepare the information - such costs to exclude
           overhead allocation or profit, and be based solely on payroll cost
           recovery and reimbursement of reasonable third party costs and
           expenses incurred directly on the project; and (2) where the
           information is already available to ntl Broadcast UK, reimbursement
           of reasonable third party costs and expenses incurred directly on the
           project.

8.         To facilitate the provision of Technical Assistance for the initial
           period, NTL Inc must procure that Ian Barker's services are available
           (in Australia) for use by ntl Australia, on a full-time basis, until
           15 March 2002 and that the services of Tom Bennie are made available
           (in Australia) to ntl Australia, on a full-time basis until 30 June
           2002, subject, in the case of Tom Bennie, to reasonable periods of
           absence from Australia if ntl Australia are not using his services
           and for personal circumstances, or earlier by mutual agreement.

9.         For the avoidance of doubt, (but save as provided in PARAGRAPH 7
           above) it is envisaged that technical assistance to be provided by
           NTL will be largely satisfied by the provision of written information
           by ntl Broadcast UK to ntl Australia and telephone discussions and
           conference calls between relevant personnel in ntl Broadcast UK and
           ntl Australia.

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10.        ntl Broadcast UK will, on a reasonable endeavours basis, make
           available in Australia individuals to assist on ad hoc short term
           secondments or projects for ntl Australia.

11.        It is envisaged that in the provision of technical assistance by ntl
           Broadcast UK, Tom Bennie and Peter Douglas would each visit ntl
           Australia for short term trips, typically, three times per annum.

12.        ntl Broadcast UK may also request ntl Australia to provide on a
           reasonable endeavours basis technical assistance to it of a similar
           type and on similar terms and conditions to that to be provided to
           ntl Australia (including as regards the basis of charging for the
           provision of technical assistance).

13.        ntl Broadcast UK and ntl Australia both agree that to the extent that
           either develops new products or technology in relation to their
           mutual business areas, they will enter into good faith discussions
           with each other regarding the ability for the other to derive benefit
           from that new technology or products, on appropriate commercial terms
           and arrangements, provided to do so does not prejudice the business
           of the disclosing party.

14.        Neither ntl Broadcast UK nor ntl Australia need provide information
           to each other under this Term Sheet, to the extent that to do so
           would place it in breach of any confidentiality obligations owed to
           third parties. In those circumstances, the person bound by the
           confidentiality obligations will use its reasonable endeavours to
           obtain consent to disclosure of the relevant information to ntl
           Australia or ntl Broadcast UK (as appropriate).

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ATTACHMENT

Technical Assistance to be provided includes the following:

1.         SATELLITE SYSTEMS:

-          System design & costing analysis;

-          link budget analysis.

2          DTV: particularly in the event some form of multichannel datacasting
           is implemented in the Australian market

-          specifications and operational experience.

-          knowledge from DVB industry forum (ntl UK has previously had
           representation)

-          mobile TV applications (UK research; Singapore system in operation)

-          receiver standards

-          modulation systems

-          multiplex design, configuration & management

3          DIGITAL RADIO:

-          System design & costing analysis

-          specifications and operational experience

4          DIGITAL MEDIA:

-          System design and costing analysis

-          multiplex management expertise and advice

-          Back-channel management / common playout advice and design

-          Feasibility analysis and financial modelling

-

5          FACILITIES LEASING - TELECOMMUNICATIONS

-          In building system design, costing and financial analysis

-          Fibrecell system design, costing and financial feasibility

6          MISCELLANEOUS AREAS

-          OH&S / STANDARDS: EME expertise from UK regulatory / operational
           perspective

-          COVERAGE AND SERVICE PLANNING: comparative modelling techniques,
           in-building planning, systems and penetration

-          STRUCTURES: structural integrity analysis and expertise

-          NOC SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT: Operational knowledge and support of DTV
           multiplex management (eg mux reconfiguration etc.)

-          MAINTENANCE TECHNIQUES AND PRACTICES: Antenna system - monitoring &
           protection, non-invasive testing and operational efficiency in
           network operation (and O&M delivery)

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                                   SCHEDULE 5

1.1        SPECIAL ACCOUNTING POLICIES

           The Completion Accounts must be prepared and audited in accordance
           with GAAP and the following special policies:

           (a)        there must be no revaluations of tangible or intangible
                      assets, other than for decrements in the value of these
                      assets;

           (b)        there must be no reduction in provisions other than for
                      payments made specifically relating to items for which
                      those provisions were made;

           (c)        deferred tax assets will not be recognised;

           (d)        insurance receivables will not be recognised, other than
                      for those where the insurer has confirmed in writing that
                      payment will be made;

           (e)        the SPT joint venture must be accounted for on the cost
                      basis and not equity accounted or consolidated, adjusted
                      for any decrement in the value of the investment; and

           (f)        any forgiveness of inter company debt owing by the group
                      must be treated as if it had not occurred.

1.2        APPLICATION OF POLICIES

           (a)        If there is a conflict between GAAP and the special
                      accounting policies referred to in paragraph 1.1, the
                      special accounting policies will prevail.

           (b)        Accounting policies must be consistently applied between
                      the Accounts and the Completion Accounts, except where a
                      special accounting policy referred to in paragraph 1.1
                      requires a different treatment.

           (c)        Where an item in the Completion Accounts is not governed
                      by GAAP, the Vendor Auditor should apply International
                      Accounting Standards relevant to the item, or, if these do
                      not govern the item, generally accepted accounting
                      principles for entities in a similar industry to the
                      Target Group.

1.3        NOTES

           The Completion Accounts must include disclosure of the accounting
           policies used and notes to the accounts (consistent with the notes
           disclosed in the Accounts).

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