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<table><tr><td bgcolor=#ffffff><font color=#000000>"Employees of Lonmin Platinum ("Lonplats") are not authorised to conclude<br>
electronic transactions or to enter into electronic agreements on behalf<br>
of Lonplats. Any electronic signature (other than an advanced electronic<br>
signature as defined in the Electronic Communications and Transactions<br>
Act of 2003) added to a data message (such as an email or an attachment<br>
to an (email) ostensibly on behalf of Lonplats by a Lonplats employee shall<br>
not be legally binding on Lonplats and Lonplats shall incur no liability of<br>
any nature whatsoever, directly or indirectly, arising from such act on the<br>
part of it's employee. It is further recorded that nothing (other than an<br>
advanced electronic signature) inserted into any data message<br>
emanating from Lonplats shall be construed as constituting an electronic<br>
signature"<br>
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