Attached is our form of confirm with attached Annex A (general terms and  conditions).
Assume the confirm is governed by Texas law.
Most  counterparties sign the confirm and fax it back to us WITHOUT the attached  Annex A.
Is this sufficient under Texas law as having received the  "executed" confirmation?
Do we need to modify our language incorporating the  Annex A?
Thanks.
Sara (713/853-5620)

Review of ECT's "omnibus" form of confirmation

Attached is our form of confirm with attached Annex A (general terms and conditions).
Assume the confirm is governed by <STATE> law.
Most counterparties sign the confirm and fax it back to us WITHOUT the attached Annex A.
Is this sufficient under <STATE> law as having received the "executed" confirmation?
Do we need to modify our language incorporating the Annex A?
Thanks.
Sara <PHONE>)
confirm attached annex having received executed modify language general terms conditions state law counterparties sufficient sign thanks sara phone