Common use of Your Account Clause in Contracts

Your Account. If you have a joint account, each Account Holder has the right to use the account up to the extended credit limit as described below. Each Account Holder is bound by these terms and each, individually, will be liable for all charges, even if only one of you uses the account. For joint accounts, each individual separately, and both individuals together, are referred to in this Agreement as ("You").

Your Account. If you have a joint account, each Account Holder has the right to use the account up to the extended credit limit as described below. Each Account Holder is bound by these terms and each, individually, will be liable for all charges, even if only one of you uses the account. For joint accounts, each individual separately, separately and both individuals together, are referred to in this Agreement as ("“You"”).

Your Account. If you have a joint account, each Account Holder has the right to use the account up to the extended credit limit as described below. Each Account Holder is bound by these terms and each, individually, will be liable for all charges, even if only one of you uses the account. For joint accounts, each individual separately, and both individuals together, are referred to in this Agreement as ("“You"”).

Your Account. If you have your Account is a joint accountJoint Account, each Account Holder has the right to use the account Account up to the extended your credit limit as described belowin section #4 of this Agreement. Each Account Holder is bound by these terms and each, individually, will be liable for all charges, even if only one of you uses the accountAccount. For joint accountsAccounts, each individual separately, and both individuals together, are referred to in this Agreement as ("You"“you”).

Your Account. If you have your Account is a joint accountAccount, each Account Holder has the right to use the account Account up to the extended your credit limit as described belowin section #4 of this Agreement. Each Account Holder is bound by these terms and each, individually, will be liable for all charges, even if only one of you uses the accountAccount. For joint accountsAccounts, each individual separately, and both individuals together, are referred to in this Agreement as ("Youyou").