Article 27-34-2Compensatory Liability of a Violator in Connection with Foreign Securities Information

③If foreign securities information that is disclosed pursuant to the provisions of Article 27-32-2, paragraph (3) (hereinafter referred to as "disclosed information" in this paragraph) contains false information about a material particular, lacks information about a material particular that is required to be provided or disclosed, or lacks information concerning a material fact that is necessary to prevent it from being misleading, the financial instruments business operator, etc. that discloses the disclosed information is liable to compensate a person that, without knowing that the information is false or has been omitted, acquires or disposes of securities to which the disclosed information pertains from the financial instruments business operator other than through a public offering or secondary distribution or exclusive solicitation for acquisition, etc., during the period in which the disclosed information is being disclosed pursuant to paragraph (3) of that Article, for damage arising from the information being false or having been omitted; provided, however, that this does not apply if the financial instruments business operator, etc. that would be liable for such damages proves that it did not know, and in the exercise of reasonable care could not have known, that the information was false or had been omitted.