YOUR INSTRUCTIONS TO US Sample Clauses

YOUR INSTRUCTIONS TO US. To avoid any misunderstandings, please provide your instructions to us in writing (by letter or Facsimile or e-mail). In urgent cases, we will of course accept verbal instructions, but request that they are confirmed in writing as soon as possible.
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YOUR INSTRUCTIONS TO US. We may act on any instructions or other information relating to your Account or the Services that are provided by any method we approve, and whether provided by you, in your name or by someone purporting to be you, including any such communications received through Neo or the Neo Platform. We may, in our discretion, decline to act on your instructions or require verification of your instructions. We are not required to verify your instructions in any circumstances.
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YOUR INSTRUCTIONS TO US. Without limiting the above, if you give us instructions which we believe may expose us to potential liability, we may refuse to follow your instructions. If we decide to follow your instructions, you agree to indemnify us against all losses, costs, attorneys’ fees, and any other liabilities we incur. In addition, we may ask you for certain protections, such as a surety bond or your indemnity in a form satisfactory to us. There are many reasons we may decline or prevent transactions to or from your account or otherwise restrict your account, but we generally do it to protect you or us, or to comply with legal requirements or legal process. You acknowledge and agree that we may decline or prevent any or all transactions to or from your account, including refusing, freezing, placing a temporary hold, reversing or delaying any specific withdrawal, payment or transfer of funds to or from your account, or removing funds from your account to hold them pending investigation, including in one or more of the following circumstances:
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YOUR INSTRUCTIONS TO US. We ordinarily require instruction for execution of a given transaction to be in writing. Where an instruction is given verbally, we will ask you to follow up this request in writing, either manually or electronically. If we assist in the completion of any application forms you will be fully responsible for the completeness and accuracy entered on such forms. We may accept instruction from, and give information to, third parties where you have confirmed in writing that we may do so. We cannot accept responsibility for errors in information supplied by third parties. Where you are a Director, Trustee, or an officer of any trust, corporation or LLP requiring advice you warrant to us that you have full authority to act on behalf of the entity you represent, and that there are no limitations to the advice we are to provide of which we have not been made aware. We will not be responsible for advising on compliance with your trustee, director or officer obligations. You will remain responsible for any instructions given by a person whom you have advised us is authorized to give such instructions. We are entitled to treat an instruction as genuine if we believe in good faith that such an instruction was is from you or a party authorized by you and there are no circumstances of which we are aware or should reasonably be aware that cast doubt on the authenticity of such instruction. We reserve the right to refuse to act on an instruction if it is unclear, might break a law, regulation code or other duty that applies to us, or that is given by an unauthorized party. You are responsible for checking upon receipt any confirmation of transaction sent to you, or statement sent to you, and to contact us without undue delay if you think that it is inconsistent with your instructions or consider any inaccuracies to be present. PAYING FOR OUR SERVICES: There are two stages to our financial planning process, each of which is separately costed: Initial: Researching, Reporting and Implementation of Recommendations Review: Ongoing advice and service (addressed under a separate agreement) For the initial process we will agree with you the basis of any charging to be applied and a likely cost before undertaking any chargeable work on your behalf. No fee is charged for Factfinding as defined earlier in this Agreement, and where this is not the case we will advise accordingly in advance of undertaking such work.
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