HOW TO WITHDRAW. You can withdraw from your checking account by presenting a signed check payable to your organization or to "cash." You can also withdraw from your organization’s checking or savings account in person or by mail with a signed withdrawal order. In addition, you can withdraw interest credited, during the current term or at maturity, on CDs in person, by mail or through other electronic facilities. You can withdraw or transfer funds at our HSBC ATMs and other electronic facilities on your checking or savings account. A withdrawal is deemed to be made when recorded on the books of the Bank which is not necessarily the date that the account holder initiated the transaction. Authorized Individuals The Bank is authorized to rely upon any document provided by you to the Bank which indicates the person(s) authorized to act on your behalf. Reasons The Bank May Refuse Your Withdrawal Request The Bank may refuse to allow a withdrawal from any account in certain cases including, but not limited to, the following cases: • The Bank decides to require seven (7) days advance written notice and the Bank has not received that notice. • The withdrawal would consist of money deposited in the form of a check (or money order) that is not available for withdrawal. • An authorized signer on the account tells the Bank not to allow a withdrawal. • A court orders the Bank not to allow a withdrawal. • The withdrawal would consist of money the Bank has taken to pay an overdue debt to the Bank. • The withdrawal would consist of money the Bank has been ordered to pay or hold for someone else. • In the case of a Sole Proprietor, an account or CD owner dies, and the Bank has not received all documents required by law. • The Bank has not received any documents or identification required for access to the account. • The account or CD is pledged as collateral. • The account is subject to a Deposit Account Control Agreement or other security agreement. • The account or CD has not matured. • Endorsement irregularity or possible forgery. • There is a dispute regarding the authority of an authorized person to transact business on the account.
HOW TO WITHDRAW. You are participating in the Program on a voluntary basis. If you are dissatisfied with the Program, or if you no longer wish to grant the authorizations provided herein, you may withdraw from the Program at any time by emailing EnergyHub at Xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx. Withdrawing will not affect the other services provided to you by EnergyHub or Austin Energy. By withdrawing, you may render yourself ineligible to receive a Reward or other compensation, participate in the Program in the future, or participate in other programs offered by EnergyHub or Austin Energy.
HOW TO WITHDRAW. To withdraw your units, you need to send a notice of withdrawal to the Information Agent, identifying yourself and the units to be withdrawn. See "The Offer--Section 4.
HOW TO WITHDRAW. Under the DBC Act you may withdraw from the QBCC Natural Disaster Repairs Contract during the cooling-off period by providing a signed and dated written notice to the contractor stating that you are withdrawing under s72 of the DBC Act. A sample Withdrawal Notice is provided in the Contract Information Statement for the QBCC New Home Construction Contract available on the QBCC website. You do not need to give a reason for your withdrawal but if you exercise these cooling-off rights, the contractor is entitled to be paid (or retain from any deposit already paid) an amount equal to $100 plus any out-of-pocket expenses reasonably incurred up to the date of withdrawal. The DBC Act provides homeowners with the ability to waive their right to withdraw from a repair contract by giving a waiver notice to the contractor. After natural disasters contractors may suggest you waive your cooling-off period rights to “save time”. The QBCC strongly recommends, however, that because homeowners are particularly vulnerable after a natural disaster it is especially important in such circumstances that you preserve your cooling-off rights. APPROVAL OF PLANS Most substantial domestic building work (especially if it has structural implications) will require building approval; minor repairs may not. If you are unsure if building approval is required, check with your local government Building Section or a Private Certifier. Approvals for building work must be obtained from a QBCC-licensed Building Certifier. Phone the QBCC on 0000 000 000 or visit the QBCC’s Online Licence Search facility at xxx.xxxx.xxx.xxx.xx to check the certifier’s licence.
HOW TO WITHDRAW. 1. I understand that once I am registered to attend Sault College, a seat in my class is reserved for me. I also understand that I need to pay for my courses even if I stop going to class or tell my teacher or others (including any college staff members), that I no longer want to go to class, or that I want to withdraw from the College.
HOW TO WITHDRAW. CONSENT — You may withdraw your consent to receive Communications in electronic form by calling us at 000-000-0000 or by submitting your request through the message center in OnLine banking. You may also de-enroll yourself in OnLine banking by selecting the Additional Services tab, click on Estatement Registration, in the Select Statement Type, select paper statements. At our option, we may treat your provision of an invalid e-mail address, or the subsequent malfunction of a previously valid e-mail address, as a withdrawal of your consent to receive electronic Communications. We will not impose any fee to process the withdrawal of your consent to receive electronic Communications; however your access and use of Online Banking may be terminated. Any withdrawal of your consent to receive electronic Communications will be effective only after we have a reasonable period of time to process your withdrawal.
HOW TO WITHDRAW. You can withdraw from your checking account by presenting a signed check payable to yourself or to "cash." You can also withdraw from your checking or savings account in person or by mail with a signed withdrawal order. In addition you can withdraw interest credited, during the current term or at maturity, on CDs in person, by mail or through other electronic facilities. You can withdraw or transfer funds at our HSBC ATMs and other electronic facilities on your checking or savings account. A withdrawal is deemed to be made when recorded on the books of the Bank which is not necessarily the date that the account holder initiated the transaction. Authorized Individuals The Bank is authorized to rely upon any document provided by you to the Bank which indicates the person(s) authorized to act on your behalf. Reasons The Bank May Refuse Your Withdrawal Request The Bank may refuse to allow a withdrawal from any account in certain cases including, but not limited to, the following cases: The Bank decides to require seven (7) days advance written notice and the Bank has not received that notice. The withdrawal would consist of money deposited in the form of a check (or money order) that is not available for withdrawal. An authorized signer on the account tells the Bank not to allow a withdrawal. A court orders the Bank not to allow a withdrawal. The withdrawal would consist of money the Bank has taken to pay an overdue debt to the Bank. The withdrawal would consist of money the Bank has been ordered to pay or hold for someone else. In the case of a Sole Proprietor, an account or CD owner dies, and the Bank has not received all documents required by law. The Bank has not received any documents or identification required for access to the account. The account or CD is pledged as collateral. The account is subject to a Deposit Account Control Agreement or other security agreement. The account or CD has not matured. Endorsement irregularity or possible forgery. There is a dispute regarding the authority of an authorized person to transact business on the account.
HOW TO WITHDRAW. CONSENT You may contact us to withdraw your consent at any time provided there are no contractual or other legal requirements limiting such withdrawal. Your Representative will explain your options and any consequences of withdrawing your consent. If you do not consent to certain uses of your personal information, or if your consent is properly and legally withdrawn, we may not be able to provide you with certain products or services. We will thoroughly explain the consequences to help with your decision. 7.10 PRIVACY STATEMENT At CFIS, we recognize and respect the importance of privacy. When you open an account with us, we will ask for your consent to collect, use, keep and share your personal information. We will explain what information we need, what we will use it for and who we will share it with. We will open a confidential file to collect, use, keep and share your personal information for the purposes of confirming your identity, reviewing your financial needs and determining suitability of our products and services for you, administering your investments, meeting our contractual and regulatory obligations, detecting and preventing fraud, and performing business and statistical analysis. We will not share your personal information for other purposes, except with your consent or as required or permitted by law. We may tell you about products and services that may be of interest to you. You can tell us what information you want to receive from us and you can withdraw your consent at any time. You may access and correct, if needed, the personal information in your file by sending us a request in writing. We limit access to your personal information to our staff and other people we have authorized who need to use it to perform their duties. This may include our third-party service providers who may use your personal information for processing, storage, analysis and disaster recovery purposes outside of Canada. They could be required by law to give your personal information to courts, governments or regulators outside of Canada. To protect your personal information, we ensure that privacy and security requirements are included in all third-party service provider contracts.
HOW TO WITHDRAW. CONSENT If you wish to withdraw your consent to have Communications provided in electronic form, you must cancel any pending Payments and stop using the Service. To cancel pending Payments, you must use the screens at PNBRCC Web Remit Service page. As detailed below, you may cancel Payments only within certain time frames. There may be fees to cancel a Payment. 8. HOW TO UPDATE YOUR RECORDS You agree to promptly update your Service records if your e-mail address or other information changes or if you believe that your password for the Service has been lost, stolen or compromised. You may update your records, such as your e-mail address, at the Service's "Change Settings" pages within Web Remit Service page. 9. FUNDING YOUR REMITTANCES To fund the remittance that you intend to send to your beneficiary, Provider shall initiate an Interac Online transfer to your designated account for credit to the account of PNBRCC. Approved Interac Online payments will prompt the system to approve the transaction of the user and instructions will be sent to PNB Manila for payment to your designated beneficiaries. You should ensure that sufficient funds are available in your bank account to cover such remittances.
HOW TO WITHDRAW. If you want to withdraw from the study, tell the experimenter and leave without incident.
