Responsibility for Multiple Deposits of the Same Item Sample Clauses

Responsibility for Multiple Deposits of the Same Item. You agree to implement commercially reasonable procedures to ensure that no Item is deposited more than once via electronic or other means, either with us or with any other financial institution, whether intentionally or unintentionally, whether as a result of fraud for any other reason whatsoever. You agree that the aggregate amount of any Items which are deposited more than once will be debited from your ICS Account, and to the extent funds in your ICS Account are insufficient to cover such amount, any balance shall be debited by us from any of your other deposit accounts as determined by us in our sole discretion. You further acknowledge that you, and not we, are responsible for the processing and handling of any original items which are imaged and deposited utilizing the ICS Services and you assume all liability to the drawer of any item imaged using the ICS Services or liability arising from our printing of any substitute check from those images.
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Responsibility for Multiple Deposits of the Same Item. You agree to implement commercially reasonable procedures to ensure that no check is deposited more than once via electronic, physical or other means, either with us or with any other financial institution, whether intentionally or unintentionally, whether as a result of fraud for any other reason whatsoever. You agree that the aggregate amount of any checks which are deposited more than once will be debited from your Account, and to the extent funds in your Account are insufficient to cover such amount, any balance shall be debited by us from any of your other deposit accounts as determined by us in our sole discretion and/or paid by you to us. You agree to notify us immediately if duplicate checks are transmitted to us using the Service or if a duplicate deposit is made either to Bank or to any other financial institution. Company agrees to fully cooperate with us in identifying all duplicate checks. You further acknowledge that you, and not us, are responsible for the processing and handling of any original checks which are imaged and deposited utilizing the Services and you assume all liability to the drawer of any Item imaged using the Services or liability arising from our printing of any substitute check from those images.
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