Common use of Applicable Law and Rules Governing Your Account Clause in Contracts

Applicable Law and Rules Governing Your Account. Old National Bank is a national bank with its main office located in Indiana. To the extent allowed by Applicable Law, all actions relating to your Account, including this Agreement, will be governed by federal laws and regulations and the substantive laws of the State of Indiana without regard to the conflict of law provisions thereof. When federal or Indiana law cannot apply, the laws of the state where your Account is located will govern. Your Account is generally considered to be located in the following state: • If you opened your Account in person, the state of the branch location where you opened your Account; • If you opened an Account online or through other remote means and your principal place of business was in a U.S. state where we had branch offices at that time, your Account is maintained in that state; or • If you opened an Account online or through other remote means but your principal place of business was not located in a U.S. state where we had branch offices at that time, your Account is maintained in Indiana; although in some cases we may transfer your Account to another location in the same state or in a different state. Your Account is also subject to the Uniform Commercial Code as enacted in the State of Indiana (“UCC”) and any agreements entered into by the Bank with other associations or entities that provide clearing and settlement procedures for Items processed by the Bank, including the Federal Reserve and the National Automated Clearing House Association (“NACHA”), all of which are included within the definition of “Applicable Law.”

Applicable Law and Rules Governing Your Account. Old National Bank is a national bank with its main office located in Indiana. To the extent allowed by Applicable Law, all actions relating to your Account, including this Agreement, will be governed by federal laws and regulations and the substantive laws of the State of Indiana without regard to the conflict of law provisions thereof. When federal or Indiana law cannot apply, the laws of the state where your Account is located will govern. Your Account is generally considered to be located in the following state: • If you opened your Account in person, the state of the branch location where you opened your Account; • If you opened an Account online or through other remote means and your principal place of business was you resided in a U.S. state where we had branch offices at that time, your Account is maintained in that statethe state where you resided; or • If you opened an Account online or through other remote means but your principal place of business was you did not located reside in a U.S. state where we had branch offices at that time, your Account is maintained in Indiana; although in some cases we may transfer your Account to another location in the same state or in a different state. Your Account is also subject to the Uniform Commercial Code as enacted in the State of Indiana (“UCC”) and any agreements entered into by the Bank with other associations or entities that provide clearing and settlement procedures for Items processed by the Bank, including the Federal Reserve and the National Automated Clearing House Association (“NACHA”)Association, all of which are included within the definition of “Applicable Law.”