Account Terms definition

Account Terms means the General Terms and Conditions Governing Accounts and Services, set out in Part B of the Terms and Conditions.

Account Terms means the New Account Terms or Purchased Account Terms, as applicable, as such may be amended from time to time in accordance with this Agreement.

Account Terms means the terms and conditions governing the accounts maintained with, and the basic banking and financial services provided by, the Bank or any other Bank Group Member from time to time;

Examples of Account Terms in a sentence

• The Additional Terms and our Guide to Your Account Terms and Conditions are governed by English law and will be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.

• Should any part of these Additional Terms and/or our Guide to Your Account Terms and Conditions be deemed to be invalid or unenforceable, all the other terms and conditions will remain fully effective.

• Our Guide to Your Account Terms and Conditions provides further information about how we deal with any complaints.

• The means of giving the written notice includes but not limited to the means set out in the Account Terms.

• The terms and conditions applicable to deposits that can be fixed on the Raiffeisen Long-term Investment Deposit Account are set out in the effective Raiffeisen Long-term Investment Deposit Account Terms and Conditions.

More Definitions of Account Terms

Account Terms means the Terms and Conditions of the Account;

Account Terms. Means the terms and conditions of the relevant Account(s) and/or Third Party Account(s) which may be accessed through the Maybank2u Online Banking Services.

Account Terms has the meaning set forth in Section 2.3(a).

Account Terms means the Terms and Conditions of the Account.

Account Terms means the Bank’s account terms and conditions from time to time for the Accounts;

Account Terms means the FBN Terms and Conditions for Personal/ Joint Accounts and SPV/ Small Business Accounts;

Account Terms means the terms and conditions governing the Account;