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Safe harbour
SAFE HARBOUR

Definition: (business lingo) A provision in a contract, regulations or law that protects a party that has performed its duties in good faith. Used, for example, in a company flotation when due diligence tests have been properly carried out, even though circumstances change and the flotation fails.
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* All six elements would be in.


1. Purposeful and necessary to have provision.

2. Formulators and drafters won't have an interest in the endeavour.

3. Not explicitly stated as an 'escape route'.

4. Creative accounting or insider dealing not a basis for insertion.

5. Security will be in the appropriate form(s).

6. Serves purpose(s), whatever loss may be suffered (connect to #5).
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A. Projection, prospect, promise, etc., not reliable or assuring.

B. Wheeling and dealing not accompanying actuation.

C. Professionalism and best practices guides drafting/rulemaking.

D. Litigiousness won't arise later as a consequence.

E. Overall economy or concerned industry won't be badly affected.

F. Fallout of failure will be bearable for investor.
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