Remote Instructions and Indemnity Sample Clauses

Remote Instructions and Indemnity. 9.1 The Customer hereby requests the Bank, if it sees fit, to act on any Instructions, requests and/or other communications (a “Remote Instruction”) given by telephone, facsimile or such other communication device as the Bank may from time to time approve, which the Bank in good faith believes to have been given by Customer or by the person from time to time authorised to operate such Account(s) which is/are currently, or may hereafter from time to time be, opened by the Customer with the Bank. 9.2 In consideration of the Bank agreeing to act on Remote Instructions, the Customer acknowledges, accepts and agrees that use of such Remote Instructions involves some risk, in particular, that Remote Instructions may be given by unauthorised persons and/or for dishonest purposes. The Customer also agrees and undertakes: (a) that the Customer shall bear all risks arising from any Remote Instructions received by the Bank, and the Bank shall have no liability or responsibility provided that the Bank has acted in good faith. The Bank shall not be responsible for any matters beyond its control, including, but not be limited to, error, failure or breakdown in any equipment or interference with or interception of any transmission; (b) that the Bank shall be entitled at any time, at its absolute discretion, to require confirmation of Remote Instructions before carrying them out, or refuse to carry out any Remote Instruction, even if the Remote Instruction has previously been accepted by (or on behalf of) the Bank and shall not be liable for any consequences. In any such case, the Bank may at its sole discretion, cancel or otherwise determine the disposal of the Relevant Instruction as it sees fit; (c) that all Remote Instructions must comply with any per-transaction, daily or other monetary limits, or such operating procedural or other limits from time to time required by the Bank and the Bank shall where reasonably possible provide prior notice before any change in the relevant limits take place;