Common use of Multiple Clients Clause in Contracts

Multiple Clients. In the event the Client is more than one individual, the Firm is authorized to accept the direction of either party and such direction will be binding on all parties. This authority does not extend to individual accounts (i.e., individual retirement accounts, etc.) unless the Firm receives the account holder’s prior written approval.

Multiple Clients. In the event the Client is more than one individual, the Firm is authorized to accept the direction of either party and such direction will be binding on all parties. This authority does not extend to individual accounts (i.e., individual retirement accounts, etc.) unless the Firm receives the account holderaccountholder’s prior written approval.