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1 illegality clause
фр. clause d'illégalité
исп. cláusula de exigibilidad del reembolso
оговорка, предусматривающая изменение законодательства
Пункт кредитного соглашения, согласно которому заемщик может потребовать возврата своих средств в случае, если изменения в национальном законодательстве обяжут его выйти из соглашения.
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2 clause
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