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Ace DERIVATIVES & COMMODITY EXCHANGE

SETTLEMENT GUIDE

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Contents

1. DELIVERY TYPES ..................................................................................................... 3

2. DELIVERY AND SETTLEMENT PROCEDURE ......................................................... 4

3. PAY IN AND PAY OUT OF FUNDS AND COMMODITIES: ....................................... 6

4. SHORTAGES ............................................................................................................. 7

5. DELIVERY CENTER: ................................................................................................. 7

6. DELIVERY GRADES: ................................................................................................ 8

7. VALIDITY DATE: ....................................................................................................... 8

8. FINAL EXPIRY DATE: ............................................................................................... 8

9. SHORTAGES IN DELIVERY: .................................................................................... 8

10. SHORTAGES IN FUNDS: ....................................................................................... 9

11. INVOICE & TAX IMPLICATION .............................................................................. 9

12. DEMAT ACCOUNT OPENING ................................................................................ 9

13. PROCESS OF DELIVERY AT THE DEPOSITORY ................................................. 9

14. PROCESS OF PHYSICAL DELIVERY .................................................................. 11

15. EARLY PAY-IN PROCESS ................................................................................... 12

16. VAT SETTLEMENT PROCESS ............................................................................. 13

17. ANNEXURES ........................................................................................................ 15

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1. DELIVERY TYPES The various delivery types available for delivery of commodities on ACE are mentioned below:

1.1 BOTH OPTION

In case of contracts with delivery type as “Both Options”, delivery of the commodity will take place only if both buyer and seller give their intention to give/take delivery before the expiry of the contract. Intention means a request given by both buyer member and seller member to take or give the delivery of the commodity through Clearing and Settlement module (C&S) or Trader Work Station (TWS). Intention marking period will be for 3 trading days (E-7 to E-5). This period will end 5 trading days prior to expiry day (including expiry day).For effecting Delivery, intention from both the parties (Seller & Buyer) is required. If the Exchange receives intention from only one party then no delivery will take place and open position of the member will be closed out at Final Settlement Price (FSP). Illustrative list of commodity covered under Both option contracts are: Commodity like Refined Soy Oil is an example of commodity settled using “Both Option” delivery type.

1.2 SELLERS OPTION

In case of seller‟s option contract, delivery is based on seller‟s intention. Seller member who intends to give delivery has to give its intention through C&S or TWS. Intention marking period will be for 3 trading days (E-7 to E-5). This period will end 5 trading days prior to expiry day (including expiry day). If the seller member gives intention to give delivery then the Exchange will match the delivery to the buyer member at the expiry of the contract. Members giving delivery requests for the commodities are not permitted to square off their open positions. In case the member squares off the position after submitting the intention to deliver, penalty will be levied as announced by the Exchange / FMC from time to time. The buyer has to take delivery on compulsory basis that has been allocated to him by the Exchange. However, while allocating the deliveries, preferences would be given to those buyers who have submitted buy intentions. The refusal / failure of the buyer to take delivery will attract penalty. Illustrative list of commodity covered under Sellers Option contract are: Commodity like Soy Bean, is an example of “Seller Option” delivery type

1.3 COMPULSORY DELIVERY

All the open positions on the date of expiry of the contract shall result in delivery. The commodities will be compulsorily delivered either by giving delivery or taking delivery as the case may be. That is, upon expiry of the contracts, any seller with open position shall

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give delivery of the commodity. In case of failure on the seller part to deliver the commodity, penalty will be levied to the member. The Buyer with open position as matched by the Exchange shall be bound to take physical delivery.

Illustrative list of commodities covered under Compulsory Delivery contract are: Commodities like Chana, Mustard and Castor Seed are examples of “Compulsory” delivery type.

2. DELIVERY AND SETTLEMENT PROCEDURE

2.1 Submission of Delivery Intentions

Members who wish to give / take delivery have to submit delivery requests to the Exchange.

Submission of delivery request can be done within the stipulated period as mentioned below:

a. For Seller Option contracts the Seller intention needs to be submitted 5 trading

days prior to the expiry (including expiry date) of the contract. (E – 5)

b. For Both option contracts both the Seller and Buyer member needs to submit the intention 5 trading days prior to expiry of the contract. (E-5)

The intention submission period will be for 3 trading days only for Seller and Both option contract (E-7 to E-5).

c. For Compulsory delivery contracts the Seller and Buyer intention needs to be submitted 3 trading days prior to the expiry (including expiry date) of the contract.

Sellers having open position as on the last day notified for submitting delivery intention are required to give their intention / notice, up to a maximum of their open position as at the end of trading hours. Members are not allowed to square off their position once delivery intentions are submitted. A penalty is levied as announced by the Exchange / FMC from time to time on the position squared off, on the members violating this stipulation. Further members are not allowed to create fresh positions in Seller Option & Both Option contracts during the last five days before the expiry of the contract.

2.1.1 Intention from Seller: Seller member who intends to give delivery has to give its intention 5 trading days prior to expiry of the contract in case of seller option & both option contracts-. Details of contract, quantity, delivery location, clients details - has to be given in the intention. In case of compulsory delivery contract if the seller do not give any intention and if any of his sell positions remains open then the seller will have to give the delivery from the

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base center. All the outstanding open interest position will be compulsorily marked for delivery on the expiry of the contract. In physical delivery contract the seller is also required to give documentary evidence for deposit of goods with the Exchange designated warehouse. 2.1.2. Intention from Buyer: Buyer member who intend to take delivery can give its intention 5 trading days prior to expiry of the contract in case of Seller and Both option contract. The buyer member should mention the details of the contract, quantity, delivery location and client details. In case of Seller option contract if the buyer gives intention then he becomes priority buyer and the sellers‟ intention received (if any) will be matched first against such buyer, who has given intention to take delivery. In case of compulsory delivery all the outstanding open interest position will be compulsorily marked for delivery.

2.2 Rejection of Delivery Intention The rejection of delivery intention will happen under the following circumstances:

Non availability of open position to the extent of the delivery request. The request will be valid only to the extent of the open position for the member in the respective contract; any additional delivery request will be rejected.

The delivery request can also be rejected for such other reasons that the Exchange may deem fit.

2.3 Mode of giving Intentions

Intention through TWS: The delivery request is submitted by the clearing member on the Trader workstation by selecting the intention icon. The member has to enter the registered client code, quantity, select Sell / Buy side, location, and contract. Intention through Clearing & Settlement Module: The intentions can also be submitted through Clearing & Settlement system of Ace by following the path Delivery → Intentions → Intentions submission

2.4 Reports to Members Members who have submitted delivery requests can obtain the status of the requests and the delivery allocation if any with the following files. 1. Delivery Obligation Quantity File 2. Delivery Cash Obligation File 3. Delivery Allocation File 4. Premium Discount File

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5. Shortage Excess File

2.5 Delivery based Margins

Tender Period Margin Tender period margins will be imposed for all outstanding positions during last “N” trading days including the contract expiry day as announced by the Exchange from time to time. Tender margins are levied once the instrument reaches the “First Tender date” on all the open positions for which a delivery matching is yet to happen. The tender margins are applicable on both buy and sell side and will be in addition to the initial / daily margin, special and / or other additional margins, if any. The Tender Margin will be increased every day on incremental basis. The tender margin ends for both buyers and sellers, when an unmatched Open Position moves into the “Delivery Matched” status. The members can view the tender margin through the “Margin Watch” window in the trader workstation. The tender period margin is calculated at the rate pre specified by the Exchange in the contract specification. This rate is then multiplied by the open interest position held by the clients in the expiring contract to arrive at the margin amount.

Delivery Margin Delivery Margin is levied during the delivery period on the “Delivery Matched” positions of a particular contract. Thus, once the delivery is matched Tender Margin is released and Delivery Margin is levied. For the Buyer, the Delivery margin is levied till the time the member makes pay in of funds. For the Seller, the Delivery margin is exempted once all the ICIN‟s that the Seller Clearing member has to transfer to exchange Demat account has been transferred. The delivery period margin is calculated at the rate pre specified by the Exchange for the particular commodity. This margin continues till the settlement of the delivery by way of payment of funds or delivery.

2.6 Settlement Calendar: The Exchange on a monthly basis will issue a circular intimating the members about the schedule of various activities that are to be carried out for final delivery settlement of all commodities traded on the Exchange platform. The format is mentioned in Annexure 2.

3. PAY IN AND PAY OUT OF FUNDS AND COMMODITIES:

3.1 Commodity Pay in: The commodity pay-in should be done on or before the Scheduled pay-in day. The seller has to submit documentary evidence of deposit of Commodity in Exchange designated Warehouse along with the quality certificate or the member has to submit the delivery instructions to their DP‟s well in advance so as to adhere to the Demat payin timings of Exchange.

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3.2 Pay in of Funds: The Buyer member has to make available the funds in his bank settlement account on scheduled pay in day to enable the Exchange to collect the funds. Normally the funds pay in is on E+2 basis where „E‟ stands for expiry of the contract. The details of the same will be as per the settlement calendar issued by the Exchange.

3.3 Commodity Pay out: The pay out of Commodity will be affected only on receipt of the funds pay in from the buyer member. The Warehouse receipt will be couriered / handed over to the member along with quality certificate or the Buyer member Pool account will be credited with commodity ICIN.

3.4 Pay out of Funds: Pay out of funds will be credited to Seller member on scheduled pay out date in their bank settlement account.

3.5 Supplementary Settlement:

These are the few variables that the Exchange has to compute at the time of the delivery. Since the actual quantity & quality may differ at the time of the delivery, the Exchange debits or credits such differences as per the settlement schedule announced. The variance has to be within the stipulated limits prescribed by the Exchange in the contract specification.

4. SHORTAGES

Short Delivery Any shortage, which is above acceptable limit, is treated as short delivery. Acceptable limits are different for each commodity and are specified in the relevant contract specifications. Settlement of short delivered or excess delivered quantity is calculated at the Final Settlement Price plus the location premium or discount applicable for that centre.

5. DELIVERY CENTER: Deliveries can be affected from Exchange designated warehouse.

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Additional Delivery Centers: In case of the intention received from buyer/seller to give or take delivery in an additional delivery center, the Exchange will try to allocate such delivery against the intended counterparty from whom such intentions has been received. In case of contracts exclusive of taxes, buyer has to pay taxes, charges and levies in states and / or mandis where the delivery takes place.

6. DELIVERY GRADES: The members tendering delivery will have the option of delivering such grades of goods as permitted by the Exchange under the contract specifications. The Buyer will not have any option to select a particular grade and the delivery offered by the seller and allocated by the Exchange shall be binding on him.

7. VALIDITY DATE: The validity date means the date up to which the commodity is valid for delivery on the Exchange platform at pay-in. After the expiry of validity date, the commodity should be either withdrawn from the warehouse or further revalidated if the expiry date is not reached. The validity date will be assigned at the time of deposit of commodity at the warehouse and it will be reflected on the Quality certificate forming part of the warehouse receipt (physical form) / ICIN information page (electronic form).

8. FINAL EXPIRY DATE: The Final expiry date indicates normal shelf life of the commodity, i.e. the commodity will be eligible for pay-in up to that particular date. After reaching the expiry date, no further revalidation will be permitted on the same commodity and therefore, the depositor/ holder of such commodities have to withdraw the commodity from the warehouse latest by the expiry date. Post final expiry, the goods shall not be allowed for delivery on the Exchange platform.

9. SHORTAGES IN DELIVERY: In case if the seller member defaults or refuses to give the delivery till the schedule commodity pay in day, the Exchange will levy penalty to the member. Such penalties can differ from commodity to commodity.

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10. SHORTAGES IN FUNDS: The Buyer member has to compulsory take the delivery. Refusal for taking the delivery is not permitted for the Buyer.

11. INVOICE & TAX IMPLICATION

11.1 Intimation of Client detail: The buyer member will have to give client details such as name of the client, address of the client, quantity received to enable the seller member to raise the invoice. The Exchange will intimate the buyer client details to selling member as per the schedule announced by the Exchange.

11.2 Issue of Invoice:

On the basis of client details of the buyer, the selling member will issue an Invoice in the name of the buyer client. This invoice may be directly dispatched to buyer client.

12. DEMAT ACCOUNT OPENING

Type of Demat accounts:

The following type of Demat accounts are to be opened:

· Beneficiary account

· Pool account The Delivery Guide on the ACE website can be referred for further details.

13. PROCESS OF DELIVERY AT THE DEPOSITORY

13.1 Quality and delivery lots It is necessary for the market participants to deliver only one quality for each delivery

lot at the time of payin.

If the market participant is not able to deliver as per the delivery lots then it would be treated as Short Delivery

Members and their constituents should therefore ensure that the delivery of commodities at the time of payin is only in deliverable lots under each ICIN to ensure smooth settlement process.

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13.2 Delivery process

The client who wants to deliver the commodity should transfer the credit balances from his account to the clearing member pool account before the payin date specified by the Exchange by filling up the Account Transfer Form. This form will be provided by the DP.

While filling up the Account Transfer Form the client should take care that all the details as mentioned below have been correctly entered and all the holders have signed the form. ICIN: This will be available from the Demat Holding / transaction statement. Quantity: This is the quantity mentioned against the commodity in the Demat

statement and should be less than or equal to the quantity sold and mentioned in the statement.

Execution date: It is the date before the payin date on which the instruction will be executed.

Market Type and Settlement Number: This is made available in the circular issued by the Exchange and / or from your member.

The DP will enter the instruction in its DP module and on the execution date the balances will be transferred from the clients account to the member pool account.

The member also has to ensure that it has received all the deliveries from the clients before the payin to the Exchange.

On the payin day the balances will be delivered to the Exchange and on payout will be given to the buying members pool account.

13.3 Payin process at CDSL

In CDSL the Clearing Member (CM) has to ensure that the balances are available in the pool account at the time of payin otherwise it will be treated as default.

CM needs to communicate settlement date to all his clients so as to ensure that all ICIN balances are moved to his CM Pool A/c before the settlement date. If the balances are not available in the CM Pool A/c at the time of payin it will be treated as default.

On schedule settlement date, CDSL will provide a balances file to Ace having ICIN wise balances for each CM Pool A/c.

Ace based on settlement obligation of a given CM ID will generate the payin file to affect transfers in Ace Settlement account from which payout credit will be given to respective buyers CM Pool A/c on the payout date.

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14. PROCESS OF PHYSICAL DELIVERY

14.1 Submission of Physical Delivery for Payin

The Seller Member will bring the commodity along with the Commodity Deposit Form (CDF) in the Exchange Accredited Warehouse during normal days or before the expiry of the contract.

On receipt of goods the Warehouse Service Provider (WSP) will issue a Kuccha Receipt to the depositor confirming the receipt of the goods in the warehouse

The Quality Certification process is being conducted by the Exchange accredited Assayer, assigned to that warehouse, on the goods deposited for determining the Quality of the commodity as per the contract specification of the Exchange. The Assayer will send the physical test report to the Seller member and the WSP

The WSP will issue the physical Deposit Storage Receipt (DSR) to the Seller Member after the commodity deposited has passed the quality process. The DSR will be issued against each deliverable lot.

The seller members who have given the intention to deliver have to submit original Deposit Storage Receipt (DSR) to the Exchange on or before the stipulated time, as mentioned in the product note, after the Expiry of the contract.

In the event of non receipt of DSR by stipulated time and date Exchange shall consider as delivery default by selling member and penalty as per the contract specifications will be levied.

14.2 Payout of Physical Delivery

Buyer has to make the funds pay-in on the schedule pay-in date mentioned in the Settlement Schedule.

The Original WR will be dispatch to the buyer member through courier.

The Buyer member shall have to endorse the WR and give it to its clients

The Buyer members also have to inform the client details to the Exchange as per Annexure 7 for calculation of warehouse charges.

14.3 Withdrawal of Physical Delivery

If the Buyer client has to take the delivery from the warehouse the request is to be received from the member

The withdrawal request must be as per the format of the Exchange mentioned in Annexure-8.

Exchange will process the delivery withdrawal request and generate the Delivery Order. The Delivery order will be sent to warehouse containing the commodity name, member name, member authorised representative, qty and quality of the commodity. The validity of the DO will be as decided by the Exchange.

The warehouse officer will verify the Delivery order received from the Exchange and the documents of the member produced by the member‟s authorised representative.

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The member‟s authorised representative has to carry the Original withdrawal request letter of the member, photo identification proof and the member‟s rubber stamp.

On verification of the document the warehouse officer will give the delivery to the member‟s authorised representative.

15. EARLY PAY-IN PROCESS

15.1 Time of early pay-in Early Pay-In (EPI) is accepted once the contract enters into tender period.

15.2 Salient features of Early Payin 1. Early pay-in allows the member to get exemption from tender or delivery margins

that would otherwise be collected / blocked from the margin deposits available with the Exchange in the normal course.

2. In case of CSDL the clearing member who wants to make an Early payin has to open an Early Payin account with Ace. The format for opening the Early payin account is mentioned in Annexure 1

3. The clearing member who wants to make an Early payin in CDSL has to give instruction slip for early pay-in to his DP.

4. The slip shall mention the Early payin account number of the member as specified by Ace.

Based on the instruction slip received by the DP, the DP shall enter the same in the CDSL DP front end through Early payin screen in the settlement menu.

5. Immediately on entry of the said instruction, the balances would be transferred from the concerned account to the Early payin account mentioned in the said instruction. In case of insufficient balance the said transfer will fail.

6. The member has to also give the early payin request through the Clearing and Settlement module of Ace as and when the commodity balances are transferred to his early payin Demat Account.

7. Exemption from Tender or delivery margin shall be considered only when the commodity has been transferred to the Exchange‟s account before the scheduled time.

8. The exchange will approve the Early Payin Request for the member, after confirming the Commodity received from the relevant member Demat account to the Early Payin account.

9. If the Partial Early Payin request is approved by the exchange then only subsequent partial Tender or delivery margin will be released for that member.

10. Once the Early Payin request is approved by the Exchange then the Tender or Delivery Margin will be instantly released for that relevant member. In case early pay-in is not utilized towards the pay-in obligation of the member, then the same shall be returned to the concerned members pool account on the pay-out declaration date.

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11. Once the Early pay-in is affected, the member is sure that he has completed his pay-in as per the scheduled pay in date and time.

16. VAT SETTLEMENT PROCESS

The Buyers and Sellers who wish to take or give delivery on ACE Derivatives & Commodity Exchange Ltd (ACE) need to have the VAT Registration no. for the particular state wherein the delivery is taking place. The detailed process flow for VAT is illustrated below for an E+2 delivery settlement.

16.1 Buyer VAT Information

The Buyer Member has to inform the Exchange about the buyer client‟s details in whose name the quantity is allocated. The Buyer client details will contain the Name of the client, VAT registration no. of the client, Address of the client, Qty, Commodity Name, Contract Name, ICIN / WR No. The Buyer member has to provide the details through fax to the Exchange by E+3 3.00 p.m. The details are to be provided on the member letter head signed by the authorized signatory of the member. The format of providing the details is as mentioned in Annexure 3.

16.2 Information to the Seller Member

The Exchange will send the Buyer members / client details to the Seller on E+3 by 6.00 p.m. through the FTP. The Exchange shall collate all the details of the Buyer member and send the details to the Seller member. The said file will contain details such as Name of the client, VAT registration no. of the client, Address of the client, Qty, Commodity Name, Contract Name, ICIN / WR No. The format for providing the details is mentioned in Annexure 4.

16.3 Seller VAT Information

The Seller member will have to submit the VAT information based on the file received from the Exchange. The Seller Member along with the client details will provide the VAT amount to the Exchange. The Seller member has to provide the VAT amount and client details by E+4 3.00 p.m. The Seller member has to provide the file containing the details such as Name of the client, VAT registration no. of the client, Address of the client, Qty, Commodity Name, Contract Name, ICIN / WR No and VAT amount details. The format of providing details of the client and VAT amount is as per Annexure 5.

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16.4 Information to the Buyer Member

The Exchange will send the Seller members / client details along with the VAT amount to be charged to the Buyer on E+4 by 6.00 p.m. through the FTP. The Exchange shall collate all the details of the Seller member and send the details to the Buyer member. The said file will contain details such as Name of the Seller client, VAT registration no. of the Seller client, Address of the Seller client, Qty, Commodity Name, Contract Name, ICIN / WR No. and counter Buyer details. The format for providing the details is as per Annexure 6.

16.5 Vat Settlement

The Exchange will debit & credit the Buyer & Seller members Settlement account respectively on E+5 working days after 4.00 p.m. If E+5 happens to be a Settlement holiday or Saturday, the settlement will take place on the next Settlement day.

16.6 Invoice The invoice is to be given directly by the Seller member to the Buyer member within 5 days of the completion of the VAT settlement. The settlement schedule for VAT adjustment will be as per settlement calendar issued by the Exchange on monthly basis.

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17. ANNEXURES

Annexure-1 Letter from Member for Opening Early Payin Account

Annexure-2 Settlement Calendar

Annexure-3 Information to Exchange from Buyer Member for VAT

Annexure-4 Intimation by Exchange to the Seller Member for VAT

Annexure-5 Information to Exchange from Seller Member for VAT

Annexure-6 Information from Exchange to Buyer Member for VAT

Annexure-7 Format for intimation of buyer client details

Annexure-8 Format for lifting delivery from the warehouse

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Annexure 1 Format of Letter from Clearing Members for Opening of Early Pay-in A/c

(On the Letter head of the member) Date: To Ace Derivatives and Commodity Exchange Limited, 4th Floor, Building No. 4, Infinity IT Park, Gen. A. K. Vaidya Marg, Malad (East) Mumbai 400 097 Dear Sir / Madam, Sub: Account for Early Pay-in of commodities through CDSL We are interested in making early pay-in of commodities through CDSL. We therefore request you to open an early pay-in account based on the details given hereunder:

Name of the Member

Trading Member Code

Clearing Member ID

Communication Address

City

State

Country

Pin Code

PAN Number

CDSL Pool A/c No.

We hereby authorize Exchange to operate the above stated account on our behalf and execute transactions as may be deemed necessary. Further, we hereby authorize Exchange to debit our account towards any charges that may be levied by CDSL on account of transactions in this account. We would request you to advise us the account number allotted to us for this purpose Yours Sincerely Authorized Signatory Name: Designation:

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Annexure 2 FORMAT OF SETTLEMENT CALENDER

SETTLEMENT CALENDER FORMAT

Name of Commodities SYMBOL Delivery Type

Expiry Date

Market Type

Settlement Number

Start date for Intention to give / take Delivery

End date Intention to give / take Delivery

Delivery Matching Date

Date Date Time

CASTOR SEED CASTOR COMPULSORY 15-Dec-10 T+2 2010001 13-Dec-10 15-Dec-10 06.00 PM 15-Dec-10

CHANA CHANA COMPULSORY 20-Dec-10 T+2 2010002 17-Dec-10 20-Dec-10 06.00 PM 20-Dec-10

MUSTARD SEED MUSTARD COMPULSORY 20-Dec-10 T+2 2010002 17-Dec-10 20-Dec-10 06.00 PM 20-Dec-10

SOYBEAN SOYBEAN SELLER OPTION 20-Dec-10 T+2 2010002 13-Dec-10 15-Dec-10 06.00 PM 20-Dec-10

REFINED SOY OIL REFSOYOIL BOTH OPTION 20-Dec-10 T+2 2010002 13-Dec-10 15-Dec-10 06.00 PM 20-Dec-10

Pay-in of commodities Pay-in of funds Pay out of Funds

Pay out of Commodities

Supplementary Payin & Payout of Funds

Settlement for Taxes

17-Dec-10 E+2 17-Dec-10 E+2 17-Dec-10 E+2 17-Dec-10 E+2 17-Dec-10 21-Dec-10

22-Dec-10 E+2 22-Dec-10 E+2 22-Dec-10 E+2 22-Dec-10 E+2 22-Dec-10 27-Dec-10

22-Dec-10 E+2 22-Dec-10 E+2 22-Dec-10 E+2 22-Dec-10 E+2 22-Dec-10 27-Dec-10

22-Dec-10 E+2 22-Dec-10 E+2 22-Dec-10 E+2 22-Dec-10 E+2 22-Dec-10 27-Dec-10

22-Dec-10 E+2 22-Dec-10 E+2 22-Dec-10 E+2 22-Dec-10 E+2 22-Dec-10 27-Dec-10

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Annexure -3

Information to Exchange from Buyer Member for VAT

(On the letterhead of the Member) Date To, ACE Derivatives & Commodity Exchange Limited 4th Floor, Building Number 4, Infinity IT Park, General A. K. Vaidya Marg, Malad (East), Mumbai 400 097 Dear Sir/Madam, Ref: Member Name - __________________________________ Member Code - ___________ Sub: Client Information for VAT & Invoice I/ We hereby submit our client details for the VAT and invoice calculation against our delivery matched position. The details of the clients as mentioned below:

Commodity Name of Contract

Name of Client/agent

Address of Client

VAT Registration No

Exemption form No.

ICIN / WR No.

Qty

Please advise the seller to raise the invoice as per the above mentioned details Thanking You, Yours faithfully, For ________________________ (Authorised Signature & Stamp of Member)

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Annexure - 4 Intimation by Exchange to the Seller Member for VAT

Commodity Name of Contract

Name of Buyer Client/agent

Address of Buyer Client

Counter VAT Registration No

Exemption form No.

ICIN / WR No. Qty

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Annexure - 5 Information to Exchange from Seller Member for VAT

Commodity Name of Contract

Name of Seller Client/agent

Address of Seller Client/agent

Seller VAT Registration No

ICIN / WR No. Qty

VAT Amount

Name of Counter Buyer Client

Address of Counter Buyer Client/agent

Counter Buyer VAT Registration No

Exemption form No.

ICIN / WR No. Qty

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Annexure - 6 Information from Exchange to Buyer Member for VAT

Commodity

Name of Contract

Name of Seller Client

Address of Seller Client

Seller VAT Registration No

ICIN / WR No. Qty

VAT Amount

Name of Buyer Client

Address of Buyer Client

Buyer VAT Registration No

Exemption form No.

ICIN / WR No.

Qty

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Annexure – 7

FORMAT FOR INTIMATION OF BUYER CLIENT DETAILS FOR PHYSICAL DELIVERY

(On Member‟s letter head)

To, ACE Derivatives & Commodity Exchange Limited 4th Floor, Building Number 4, Infinity IT Park, General A. K. Vaidya Marg, Malad (East), Mumbai 400 097 Member ID: _______________ Dear Sir / Madam, Please note the details of our clients for the delivery purchased in _____________ (Name of the Contract) contract. The details are as below

Sr. No. Client Code Name of Client WR No.

Lot No. Qty

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Please update the client records in your system and charge the warehouse billing. Thanking You, For _______________________ (Authorised Signature & Stamp of the Member)

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Annexure 8

FORMAT FOR LIFTING DELIVERY FROM THE WAREHOUSE (On Member‟s letter head)

Date: ______________

To, The Clearing & Settlement Department, ACE Commodity & Derivatives Exchange Ltd, Mumbai – 400 097 Fax No.: 022 – XXXXXXX/XX Dear Sir, Sub.: Withdrawal of Delivery

We hereby authorize Mr.________________________________ to take delivery of _________Kg./MT of________________ (Name of the commodity) from________________________ (Name of the warehouse) for which we have already made the required payment to the Exchange against our purchase position of ______________(Name of the contract) Contract. The signature & photograph of Mr. / Mrs. / Ms. _________________________________ is given below:

We confirm that deliveries to any of the above mentioned person(s) is complete and effective

discharge on the part of the Exchange towards our company.

We are also giving our rubber stamp to the above-mentioned authorized person to take delivery

from the said Warehouse

For _________________

(Authorised Signature & Stamp of the Member)

Encl: As Above

Name of the Authorized Representative Signature

Proof of Identity No. of authorized person. (copy enclosed) -PAN No. -Driving License No. -Election Id Photograph

Photograph should be affixed here or copy of ID with Photo duly attested