Basic Policy Against Anti-Social Forces
Anti-Social Forces Policy
Exclusion of Anti-Social Forces
Article 1. Party A and Party B each represent and warrant to the other party the following matters.
- That neither party is itself a member of organized crime groups, organized crime-related enterprises, corporate racketeers, or any equivalent persons or their constituents (hereinafter collectively referred to as "Anti-Social Forces").
- That none of its officers (meaning executive employees, directors, executive officers, or persons equivalent thereto) are Anti-Social Forces.
- That neither party allows Anti-Social Forces to use its name to enter into this brokerage agreement.
- That, during the term of this brokerage agreement, neither party will, by itself or through a third party, engage in the following acts:
- Acts using threatening conduct or violence against the other party
- Acts that obstruct the other party's business or harm its credit through deception or force
If either party falls under any of the following during the term of this brokerage agreement, the other party may, without any notice required, terminate this brokerage agreement.
- Where it is found that a declaration was made contrary to the representations in items 1 or 2 of the preceding paragraph
- Where it is found that the agreement was concluded contrary to the representation in item 3 of the preceding paragraph
- Where any act contrary to the representation in item 4 of the preceding paragraph was committed
If Party B terminates this brokerage agreement pursuant to the preceding paragraph, Party B may demand from Party A, as a penalty, an amount equivalent to the agreed brokerage fee (or, if part of the agreed brokerage fee has already been received, the amount excluding such part; provided that the total amount of consumption tax and local consumption tax related to such brokerage shall be excluded).