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Article 6 Overeenkomst nopens Duitse buitenlandse schulden

General Principles

(1) Claims expressed in Reichsmark shall be settled after the foreign creditor has declared his agreement to his claim being converted into Deutsche Mark at the same rate as would apply in the case of a similar claim of a domestic creditor. This applies also to such monetary claims expressed in Goldmark or Reichsmark with a gold clause as have no specific foreign character within the meaning of the following paragraph (2). The German Foreign Exchange Control Authorities shall continue to issue any licence necessary for a conversion pursuant to the Conversion Law or for a modification of the conversion rate pursuant to the legislation on Deutsche Mark balance sheets, to the extent that the creditor is entitled to such conversion or modification.

(2) The principle is accepted that such monetary claims arising from financial transactions and mortgages, expressed in Goldmark or in Reichsmark with a gold clause as had a specific foreign character, shall be converted into Deutsche Mark at the rate of 1 Goldmark, or 1 Reichsmark with a gold clause, = 1 Deutsche Mark.

The definition of the criteria constituting the specific foreign character of such claims shall be the subject of further negotiation

(1) See now Annex VII.

. The contracting parties reserve their position as to the question in which cases and in which way the above principle can be implemented. It shall lie with the German Delegation to decide how the solution arrived at can be fitted into the framework of the German laws on currency reform and on the equalisation of war and post-war burdens.

The above-mentioned negotiations between a German Delegation and the creditors' representatives should take place not later than 31st October, 1952.

Regeling
Overeenkomst nopens Duitse buitenlandse schulden
Soort
Verdrag
Geldend vanaf
01-08-1958
BWB-id
BWBV0005325
Versie
1958-08-01_0

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