Common use of Debit balances Clause in Contracts

Debit balances. You are not entitled to overdraw your Unallocated Account except to the extent that we otherwise agree in writing. In the absence of such agreement, we shall not be obliged to carry out any instruction of yours which will cause your Unallocated Account to be overdrawn. If for any reason your Unallocated Account is overdrawn, you will be required to pay us interest on the debit balance at the rate agreed between us or, if no such agreement exists, at such rate as we determine to be appropriate. The amount of the overdraft and any accrued interest will be repayable by you on our demand. Your obligation to pay interest to us will continue until the overdraft is repaid by you in full. Our books and records shall be conclusive as to the balance at any time standing to your credit in your Unallocated Account.

Appears in 9 contracts

Samples: Amendment (SPDR Gold Trust), Participant Agreement (SPDR Gold Trust), Authorized Participant Agreement (World Currency Gold Trust)

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Debit balances. You are not entitled to overdraw your an Unallocated Account except to the extent that we otherwise agree in writing. In the absence of such agreement, we shall not be obliged to carry out any instruction of yours which will cause your any Unallocated Account to be overdrawn. If for any reason your an Unallocated Account is overdrawn, you will be required to pay us interest in on the debit balance at the rate agreed between us or, if no such agreement exists, at such rate as we determine to be appropriate. The amount of the overdraft and any accrued interest will be repayable by you on our demand. Your obligation to pay interest to us will continue until the overdraft is repaid by you in full. Our books and records shall be conclusive as to the balance at any time standing to your credit in your Unallocated Account.

Appears in 6 contracts

Samples: Agreement (SPDR Gold Trust), Agreement (Equity Gold Trust), Agreement (streetTRACKS GOLD TRUST)

Debit balances. You are not entitled to overdraw your an Unallocated Account except to the extent that we otherwise agree in writing. In the absence of such agreementour written agreement to an overdraft, we shall not be obliged to carry out any instruction of yours which will from you where to do so would in our opinion cause your any Unallocated Account to be overdrawnhave a negative balance. If for any reason your an Unallocated Account is overdrawn, you will be required to pay us interest on the debit balance at the rate agreed between us or, if no such agreement exists, at such rate as we determine to be appropriate. The amount of the overdraft and any accrued interest will be repayable by you on our demand. Your obligation to pay interest to us will continue until the overdraft is repaid by you in full. Our books and records shall be conclusive as to the balance at any time standing to your credit in your Unallocated Account.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Unallocated Gold Accounts Agreement (Franklin Templeton Holdings Trust), www.lpmcl.com, cdn.lbma.org.uk

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Debit balances. You are not entitled to overdraw your Unallocated Account except to the extent that we otherwise agree in writing. In the absence of such agreement, we shall not be obliged to carry out any instruction of yours which will cause your Unallocated Account to be overdrawn. If for any reason your Unallocated Account is overdrawn, you will be required to pay us interest on the debit balance at the rate agreed between us or, if no such agreement exists, at such rate as we determine to be appropriate. The amount of the overdraft and any accrued interest will be repayable by you on our demand. Your obligation to pay interest to us will continue until the overdraft is repaid by you in full. Our books and records shall be conclusive as to the balance at any time standing to your credit in your Unallocated Account.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement (Equity Gold Trust)

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