Enforceability Of Triangular Setoff Rights In Safe Harbor Contracts -- Still An Open Question? ­ Part II

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Enforceability Of Triangular Setoff Rights In Safe Harbor Contracts -- Still An Open Question? ­ Part II

In last week's issue, we explained what triangular set off accomplishes and why dealers need it, and presented the question of whether, after the SemCrude decision, a triangular setoff provision in a safe harbor contract is enforceable against a U.S. Bankruptcy Code debtor.

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