Common use of DISPUTED OWNERSHIP Clause in Contracts

DISPUTED OWNERSHIP. If the ownership or signing authority on an Account is in dispute for any reason, including but not limited to conflicts between Account owners or a lost or destroyed signature card, the Bank reserves the right to take action, including, but not limited to, instituting legal proceedings; freezing or placing a Hold on the Account until such time as the dispute is resolved to our satisfaction; continuing to rely on our current signature cards and/or Account ownership information in our records; or honoring the competing claim upon receipt of evidence we deem satisfactory in our sole discretion. The Bank will not be liable for actions taken pursuant to this paragraph or for any costs or fees you may incur due to any delay.

Appears in 8 contracts

Samples: Deposit Account Agreement, Deposit Account Agreement, Deposit Account Agreement

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