I recently heard from David Marshall in the Risk Management Group that we may have made or were contemplating a claim against Ron Anderson of IBC Turbo for misrepresenting the quality of the gas turbines that he procured for us. Marshall said that you were the person who would know. Anderson is a potentially crucial witness for us if we decide to pursue Underwriters on the insurance claim arising out of the failure of the Doyle Unit #1, which is one of the gas turbines that he procured for us and that was located in Monroe, Georgia at the Doyle plant. Are you the man I need to talk to? I know you are underwater. Is there anyone else who would know about this? Britt
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1. At the end of the "Notice of Exercise" clause, ass"(but not both)" 2. Instead of "Additional Provisions", insert the following: Special Provisions: Notwithstanding the foregoing, the exercise by the Buyer of the option to enter into either Underlying Transaction I or Underlying Transaction II is conditioned upon (i) the execution by the parties on or before the Expiration Date of an ISDA Master Agreement and (ii) Enron Corp. Risk Assessment and Control approval [of what?]. In the event that either/both (?) condition is not satisfied prior to the Expiration Date, this Transaction shall terminate on such date without further action or payment required by either party.
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David: In the midst of leaving my voice mail, I think I realized my error. I believe that a guarantor can be a "corporation,....entity" having total asssts exceeding $10million. However, that subpart (I) guarantor cannot be one that falls into the subpart (III) category (which is different from the prior law).
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