A second referendum on the Lisbon Treaty is scheduled to be held in Ireland on 2nd October 2009. This market is for the outcome of this referendum.

This contract will settle (expire) at 100 ($10.00) if a majority vote YES in the referendum.

The contract will settle (expire) at 0 ($0.00) if a majority do not vote YES in the referendum.

Expiry will be based on the official outcome of the referendum, as reported by three independent and reliable media sources.

If the referendum is postponed to a later date the contract will remain open until it is held. If the referendum is cancelled and not rechseduled the contract will be declared void, all trades will be reversed and all trading fees refunded.

Due to the nature of this contract please also see Contract Rule 1.7 Unforeseen Circumstances.

The Exchange reserves the right to invoke Contract Rule 1.8 (Time Protection) if deemed appropriate.

Any changes to the result after the contract has expired will not be taken into account - Exchange Rule 1.4

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Majority vote YES in 2009 Irish Referendum on Lisbon Treaty

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Majority vote YES in 2009 Irish Referendum on Lisbon Treaty

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