Disputes or Uncertainty about Accounts and Funds Sample Clauses

Disputes or Uncertainty about Accounts and Funds. If there is a dispute over, or we are uncertain who is authorized to access an account, the funds in an account or funds in our posses- sion, you agree we may hold the funds, and suspend all actions and transactions on the account(s), products and services. The hold on the funds and suspension on the account, products and services will continue until either 1) all persons and organizations affected by the dispute or uncertainty agree in writing regarding what should be done with the account(s), products, services and/or funds, or 2) we receive appropriate notice or direction from a court or other legal authority instructing us on what to do with the ac- count(s), products, services and/or funds. Examples of uncertainty include, but are not limited to, 1) conflicting, illegible or missing in- formation and/or documents in our records, 2) competing claims to the account(s), products, services and/or funds, 3) our need to complete due diligence on any claim made to the account(s), prod- ucts, services and/or funds, 4) a person’s potential lack of capacity or victim of undue influence (e.g., elder abuse), or 5) the applica- bility of lien rights or security interests. During the hold period, we will continue to pay dividends/interest on the funds held in an ac- count as explained in “Our Rates & Service Charges.” You under- stand a suspension of access to the account(s), products and ser- vices, and/or hold on funds, is beneficial to you and us to assure only an authorized person or organization may access the ac- count(s), products, services or funds. You agree to be responsible for the cost of legal advice we require in connection with any matter concerning a dispute or uncertainty involving the account(s), prod- ucts, services or funds with us or you (please see Provision 1.g.). Alternatively, in the event of a dispute or uncertainty over who is authorized to access the account(s), products, services or funds, at our discretion we may deposit the funds with a court and ask the court to resolve the dispute or uncertainty over who is authorized to access the funds. In such instances, we may deduct our attorney fees and court costs from the funds to be deposited with the court. If we deposit the funds with a court, you agree the account(s), prod- ucts and services may be terminated and all persons and organi- zations will need to claim the funds by contacting the court.
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Disputes or Uncertainty about Accounts and Funds. If there is a dispute over, or we are uncertain who is authorized to access, an account, the funds in an account or funds in our pos- session, you agree we may hold the funds, and suspend all ac- tions and transactions on an account, products and services. The hold on the funds and suspension on the account, products and services will continue until all persons and organizations affected by the dispute or uncertainty agree in writing what should be done with the account and/or funds, or until we receive appropriate no- xxxx or direction from a court or other legal authority instructing us what to do. Examples of uncertainty include, but are not limited to,
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Disputes or Uncertainty about Accounts and Funds. If there is a dispute over, or we are uncertain who is authorized to access, an account, the funds in an account or funds in our pos- session, you agree we may hold the funds, and suspend all actions and transactions on an account, products and services. The hold on the funds and suspension on the account, products and services will continue until all persons and organizations affected by the dispute or uncertainty agree in writing what should be done with the ac- count and/or funds, or until we receive appropriate notice or direc- tion from a court or other legal authority instructing us what to do. Examples of uncertainty include, but are not limited to, 1) conflict- ing, illegible or missing information and/or documents in our rec- ords, 2) competing claims to the funds, 3) our need to complete due diligence on any claim made to the funds, 4) a person’s appar- ent lack of capacity or a potential victim of undue influence (e.g., elder abuse), or 5) the applicability of lien rights or security inter- ests. During the hold period, we will continue to pay dividends/in- terest on the funds held in an account as explained in “Our Rates & Service Charges” disclosure. You understand that a suspension of access to an account, products and services, and/or hold on funds, is beneficial to you and us to assure that only an authorized person or organization may access the account or funds. You agree to be responsible for legal advice we require in connection with any matter concerning a dispute or uncertainty involving the accounts, products and services with us or you (please see Provi- sion 1.f.). Alternatively, in the event of a dispute or uncertainty over who is authorized to access an account or funds, at our discretion we may deposit the funds with a court and ask the court to resolve the dispute or uncertainty over who is authorized to access the funds. In such instances, we may deduct our attorney fees and court costs from the funds to be deposited with the court. If we de- posit the funds with a court, you agree the account may be termi- nated and that all persons and organizations will need to claim the funds by contacting the court.
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