USE OF EXTERNAL AGENCIES Sample Clauses

USE OF EXTERNAL AGENCIES. 19.1 We have the sole discretion to appoint agents to collect amounts payable to us, as we consider necessary. For this purpose, information regarding your credit facility will be supplied to the agents. However, we will not be responsible for any consequences arising out of the agents’ acts or omissions. All Charges payable to such agents to collect our dues will be to your cost and risk in addition to all costs, Charges and expenses incurred by us to recover the outstanding dues/ amounts.
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USE OF EXTERNAL AGENCIES. 17.1. The Merchant hereby irrevocably authorises the Bank to appoint such person(s) to act on its behalf (“Authorised Representatives”), to collect any overdue amounts payable by the Merchant to the Bank, as the Bank, may in its sole discretion deem fit. The Merchant hereby agrees and acknowledges that the Bank may be required to provide information regarding the Merchant to the Authorised Representatives appointed by the Bank, for the due discharge of their duties in relation to collection of amounts due to the Bank and irrevocably authorises the sharing and provision of all information in respect of the Merchant and its obligations and debts due to the Bank. Further, it is hereby agreed to between the Parties that the Bank will not be responsible for any consequences arising out of the acts or omissions of such Authorised Representatives.
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USE OF EXTERNAL AGENCIES. We have the sole discretion to appoint agents to collect amounts payable to us, as we consider necessary. For this purpose, information regarding your credit facility will be supplied to the agents. However, we will not be responsiblefor any consequences arising out of the agents’ acts or omissions. All Charges payable to such agents to collect our dues will be to your cost and risk in addition to all costs, Charges and expenses incurred by us to recover the outstanding dues/amounts. It is the Cardmember's responsibility to update any change in his/her contact details with the Bank. If the Cardmember contacts the Bank from any alternate number(s) regarding any inquiry/ information/details pertaining to his/her Card account(s), the Bank reserves the right to store his/her alternate contact number. In case of default, if the Bank is unable to contact the Cardmember at the primary contact details provided earlier, the Bank will access the alternate contact number(s) stored ,if any, in the Bank’s repository and use it to contact the Cardmember. DISHONOURED CHEQUES/DISHONOURED ECS OR NACH INSTRUCTIONS If you or your representative transmits or causes to be transmitted to us any cheques or drafts or ECS/NACH payments that are not honoured for their full amount, for each such cheque or draft or ECS/NACH payment, we may Charge the Card Account an amount as appropriate to cover our internal administration costs. RENEWAL/REPLACEMENT CARDS The Credit card plastic will be valid until the expiration date printed on the face of the credit card. By way of accepting the Terms and Conditions you authorise us to issue you a Renewal or Replacement Credit Card before the current Credit Cards expires. If you are the Basic Credit Cardmember, you are also requesting us to issue to any Supplementary Credit Cardmember Renewal or Replacement of Supplementary Cards before the current Supplementary Credit Cards expire. We will xxxx the applicable annual Membership Fee, each year, at the time of renewal. We will continue to issue Renewal or Replacement of Credit Cards and Supplementary Credit Cards until you tell us to stop. We retain the right to suspend dispatch of Renewal or Replacement Credit Cards at our discretion.
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