RECORDS AND CHEQUE IMAGING Sample Clauses

RECORDS AND CHEQUE IMAGING. If the Financial Institution implements an imaging program, the Financial Institution will determine, in its sole discretion, whether copies of images of Instruments and other items will be provided for the statement of account for the Account. The Depositor acknowledges that copies of images of Instruments and other items may be provided before the Financial Institution has determined whether the Instrument or other item will be honoured or accepted and agrees that copies of images of Instruments and other items are made available by the Financial Institution as a service to the Depositor and that the provision of copies of images of Instruments and other items does not mean that the Transaction has been processed or in any way oblige the Financial Institution to honour or accept the Instrument or other item. The Depositor acknowledges that if the Financial Institution adopts an imaging program, the physical Instruments and other items may be destroyed. If the Financial Institution has implemented an imaging program and determines not to include copies of images of Instruments and other items with the statement of account for the Account, the Financial Institution will ensure that copies of images can be made available to the Depositor upon request for at least 5 years following the date of the statement of account for the Account on which the Instrument or other item appears, subject to payment of the service charges established by the Financial Institution from time to time.
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RECORDS AND CHEQUE IMAGING. The Financial Institution will determine, in its sole discretion, whether Instruments and other items will be returned to the Depositor with the statement of account for the Account. If the Financial Institution implements an imaging program, the Financial Institution will determine, in its sole discretion, whether copies of images of Instruments and other items will be provided for the statement of account for the Account. The Depositor acknowledges that copies of images of Instruments and other items may be provided before the Financial Institution has determined whether the Instrument or other item will be honoured or accepted and agrees that copies of images of Instruments and other items are made available by the Financial Institution as a service to the Depositor and that the provision of copies of images of Instruments and other items does not mean that the Transaction has been processed or in any way oblige the Financial Institution to honour or accept the Instrument or other item. The Depositor acknowledges that if the Financial Institution adopts an imaging program, the physical Instruments and other items may be destroyed. If the Financial Institution has implemented an imaging program and determines not to include copies of images of Instruments and other items with the statement of account for the Account, the Financial Institution will ensure that copies of images can be made available to the Depositor upon request for at least 5 years following the date of the statement of account for the Account on which the Instrument or other item appears, subject to payment of the service charges established by the Financial Institution from time to time.
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RECORDS AND CHEQUE IMAGING. The Credit Union will determine, in its sole discretion, whether cheques and other items will be returned to the Depositor with the statement of account for the Account. If the Credit Union implements an imaging program, the Credit Union will determine, in its sole discretion, whether copies of images of cheques and other items will be provided for the statement of account for the Account. The Depositor acknowledges that copies of images of cheques and other items may be provided before the Credit Union has determined whether the cheque or other item will be honoured or accepted and agrees that copies of images of cheques and other items are made available by the Credit Union as a service to the Depositor and that the provision of copies of images of cheques and other items does not mean that the Transaction has been processed or in any way oblige the Credit Union to honour or accept the cheque or other item. The Depositor acknowledges that if the Credit Union adopts an imaging program, the physical cheques and other items may be destroyed. If the Credit Union has implemented an imaging program and determines not to include copies of images of cheques and other items with the statement of account for the Account, the Credit Union will ensure that copies of images can be made available to the Depositor upon request for at least five years following the date of the statement of account for the Account on which the cheque or other item appears, subject to payment of the service charges established by the Credit Union from time to time.
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RECORDS AND CHEQUE IMAGING. DUCA will determine, in its sole discretion, whether copies of images of Instruments and other items will be provided for the statement of account for the Account. The Member acknowledges that copies of images of Instruments and other items may be provided before DUCA has determined whether the Instrument or other item will be honoured or accepted and agrees that copies of images of Instruments and other items are made available by DUCA as a service to the Member and that the provision of copies of images of Instruments and other items does not mean that the Transaction has been processed or in any way oblige DUCA to honour or accept the Instrument or otheritem. Personal Member Agreement Terms and Conditions
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RECORDS AND CHEQUE IMAGING. If DUCA implements an imaging program, DUCA will determine, in its sole discretion, whether copies of images of Instruments and other items will be provided for the statement of account for the Account. The Member acknowledges that copies of images of Instruments and other items may be provided before DUCA has determined whether the Instrument or other item will be honoured or accepted and agrees that copies of images of Instruments and other items are made available by DUCA as a service to the Member and that the provision of copies of images of Instruments and other items does not mean that the Transaction has been processed or in any way oblige DUCA to honour or accept the Instrument or other item. The Member acknowledges that if DUCA adopts an imaging program, the physical Instruments and other items may be destroyed. If DUCA has implemented an imaging program and determines not to include copies of images of Instruments and other items with the statement of account for the Account, DUCA will ensure that copies of images can be made available to the Member upon request for at least 5 years following the date of the statement of account for the Account on which the Instrument or other item appears, subject to payment of the service charges established by DUCA from time to time.
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RECORDS AND CHEQUE IMAGING. You acknowledge that the Credit Union has implemented a cheque imaging program and that the physical cheques and other Instruments are not returned. We may provide, in our discretion, copies of images of cheques and other Instruments with the Account Statement. In addition, Direct Services may permit you to view and print images of cheques and other Instruments drawn on your Account. You acknowledge that such copies or images may be made available by us as a service to you and the provision of such images does not mean the cheque or Instrument has been processed or in any way obliges us to honour or accept the cheque or Instrument. You acknowledge that the physical Instruments and other items may be destroyed. We will endeavour to provide copies of images to you upon request for a limited period of time following the date of the Account Statement on which the Instrument or other item appears, subject to payment of the service charges established by us from time to time.
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