Common use of Recording of calls Clause in Contracts

Recording of calls. Each of the Custodian and the Trustee may record telephone conversations without use of a warning tone. Such records will be the recording party’s sole property and accepted by the other parties hereto as evidence of the orders or instructions given.

Recording of calls. Each of the The Custodian and the Trustee may each record telephone conversations without use of a warning tone. Such records recordings will be the recording party’s sole property and accepted by the other parties party hereto as evidence of the orders or instructions given, provided that (i) in case of any dispute or disagreement regarding any conversation so recorded the recording party will promptly share the recordings with the other party and its representatives and (ii) the recording party will have no obligation to retain any such recordings prior to becoming aware of any such dispute or disagreement.

Recording of calls. Each of the Custodian Custodian, the Trustee and the Trustee Sponsor may record telephone conversations without use of a warning tone. Such records will be the recording party’s sole property and accepted by the other parties hereto as evidence of the orders or instructions given.

Recording of calls. Each of the Custodian Custodian, the Trustee and the Trustee Administrative Sponsor may record telephone conversations without use of a warning tone. Such records will be the recording party’s sole property and accepted by the other parties hereto as evidence of the orders or instructions given.

Recording of calls. Each of the Custodian Custodian, the Trustee and the Trustee Sponsor may record telephone conversations without use of a warning tone. Such records will be the 18 recording party’s sole property and accepted by the other parties hereto as evidence of the orders or instructions given.