Items Deposited Sample Clauses
The "Items Deposited" clause defines what items are being placed into the custody or possession of another party under an agreement. It typically specifies the nature, quantity, and condition of the items at the time of deposit, and may outline any requirements for documentation or inspection upon delivery. This clause ensures both parties have a clear understanding of what is being deposited, reducing the risk of disputes over the identity or state of the items and providing a basis for accountability during the term of the agreement.
Items Deposited. Any Item that you deposit using your Device must be (i) properly payable to you, (ii) acceptable to Bank for deposit into your Account(s) in accordance with the Deposit Account Agreement, and (iii) an “item” as that term is defined by Federal Reserve Board Regulation CC (“Reg CC”) 4-104 of the UCC. Notwithstanding the preceding sentence, whether or not money orders are items for Reg CC purposes, some money order types are eligible for deposit using a Device because they may not be embossed at printing and the numeric and written amount may not be a legible image when scanned.
Items Deposited. We may refuse, accept for collection only, or return all or part of any deposit even if, and after, the deposit has been credited to your account. We act only as your collection agent for transmitting items through our correspondent banks or directly to the paying bank, in accordance with our customary practices and applicable law. We assume no responsibility beyond the exercise of due care and shall not be liable for losses caused by any other party’s failure to act or willful or negligent action, or for loss in transit. Credit for items deposited is provisional and subject to revocation if the item is not paid for any reason. We reserve our rights under applicable law, including without limitation, the right to accept or reject a check for deposit, to revoke a provisional settlement, to charge back an account, or to claim a refund of a provisional credit. We shall not be deemed to have received items sent by mail or deposited in an ATM, night depository or any other type of depository until after we have received actual delivery of those items sent by mail or removed the contents from such depositories. All deposits received by us after our cutoff time or on a non-Business Day, including items received through the mail or removed from depositories after hours, will be deemed deposited on the next Business Day. If we elect to return any deposit, notice will be mailed to you at the address shown on our deposit records or, if applicable, you will be notified of its availability electronically, or it will otherwise be made available to you and the deposit shall cease to bear interest, if applicable, after the mailing of notice. You will be responsible for any loss or expense caused by your failure to properly identify the account to which a deposit is made or intended to be made.
Items Deposited. 1.1 The Depositor agrees to deposit with the Library the items recorded in Part 1 of the Schedule to this Agreement (the Deposited Items).
1.2 Further items may be deposited by the Depositor during the period, and under the terms, of this Agreement subject to:
1.2.1 the consent of the Library; and
1.2.2 receipt by the Library from the Depositor of an appropriate Intellectual Property Statement in the form set out in Part 2 of the Schedule to this Agreement and a Data Protection Statement in the form set out in Part 3 of the Schedule to this Agreement, and Part 1 of the Schedule will be updated accordingly to reflect the additional items.
Items Deposited. We may refuse, accept for collection only, or return all or part of any deposit even if, and after, the deposit has been credited to your account. We act only as your collection agent for transmitting items through our correspondent banks or directly to the paying bank, in accordance with our customary practices and applicable law.
Items Deposited. You shall only deposit Items that are authorized by this Agreement and the Deposit Agreement.