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Currency fluctuation

If a plaintiff sues a foreign company, and the agreement was that the payment be fulfilled in a now devaluated currency, will the settlement be paid in the previous value or the current, undervalued value of the currency?

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Posted on / Oct. 22, 2008 10:25:00

Re: Currency fluctuation

If a contract calls for payment of a certain sum in a specific currency, that is the currency that the judgment will be paid in. Depending on the length of the default, the devaluation could be argued as part of the damages, but the counter argument is that the other party undertook the currency risk under the terms of the contract.

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Anonymous
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Posted on / Oct. 22, 2008 10:25:00

Re: Currency fluctuation

If a contract calls for payment of a certain sum in a specific currency, that is the currency that the judgment will be paid in. Depending on the length of the default, the devaluation could be argued as part of the damages, but the counter argument is that the other party undertook the currency risk under the terms of the contract.

If you have more questions, feel free to call me.

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