Accounts for minors and protected adults Sample Clauses

Accounts for minors and protected adults. Accounts opened in the name of non-emancipated minor children under eighteen years or protected adults by law operate with the signature or through the intervention of their representative(s) (administrator, authorised agent, curator (within the meaning of art 509-1 of the French Civil Code), guardian or supervisory guardian as defined by articles 417 and 424 of the French Civil code) appointed in accordance with the provisions of the law and subject to approval, where necessary, by the competent legal bodies or authorities for the transactions requiring authorisation. However, when the minor child is 16 years of age at least, he may be authorised by his legal representative(s) to operate the account under his sole signature.
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Accounts for minors and protected adults. Accounts opened on behalf of non-emancipated minors or protected adults shall operate on the signature or with the intervention of their representative(s) (trustees, authorised agents, conservators, guardians, or supervising guardians) named in accordance with the terms set out by the law and after approval, where necessary, from the legal bodies or authorities competent for the transactions subject to authorisation. Xxxxx er, when the minor is at least 16 years old, his/her legal representative(s) may authorise the minor to operate the account with his/her own signature.
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Accounts for minors and protected adults. Accounts opened in the name of minors or protected adults will be operated in line with the provisions of the French Civil Code and under the signature of the legal administrators, special representative, legal guardian or supervisory guardian, trustee, authorised person, designated under the conditions defined by the regulations or, as appropriate, by the guardianship judge. The person or persons authorised to operate the account at the date of signature of this Agreement are designated under special conditions and are responsible for the proper functioning of the account with regard to the applicable provisions of the French Civil Code and, as appropriate, the provisions of the order of the guardianship judge who appointed them The Bank draws the attention of the parent or parents, in their capacity as legal administrator of their under-age child, to the necessity of obtaining prior authorisation from the guardianship judge for certain transactions relating to financial instruments. Therefore, if they wish to proceed with carrying out an action concerning transferable securities or financial instruments that commits the asset base of their under-age child, for the present or future, through a substantial change in its content, a significant depreciation in its capital value or a long-term deterioration in the prerogatives of their under-age child, they must obtain prior authorisation from the guardianship judge aiming to determine the conditions for carrying out the transaction (if appropriate the price) and in accordance with article 387-1, 8° of the French Civil Code. The legal administrators undertake to personally handle obtaining prior authorisation from the guardianship judge before placing any order in the context of the Agreement on behalf of their under-age child; since the Bank is released from any liability as to the consequences of a transaction carried out without prior authorisation from the guardianship judge.
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Accounts for minors and protected adults. Accounts opened in the name of minors or protected adults will be operated in line with the prov isions of the French Civil Code and under the signature of the legal administrators, special representative, legal guardian or supervisory guardian, trustee, authorised person, designated under the conditions defined by the regulations or, as appropriate, by the guardianship judge. The person or persons authorised to operate the account at the date of signature of this Agreement are designated under the specif ic terms and conditions and are responsible f or the proper functioning of the account with regard to the applicable prov isions of the French Civil Code and, as appropriate, the provisions of the order of the guardianship judge who appointed them. The Bank draws the attention of the parent or parents, in their capacity as legal administrator of their underage child, to the necessity of obtaining prior authorisation f rom the guardianship judge for certain transactions relating to financial instruments. Theref ore, if they wish to proceed with carrying out an action concerning transferable securities or financial instruments that commits the asset base of their underage child, f or the present or f uture, through a substantial change in its content, a signif icant depreciation of its capital value or a long-term alteration of the prerogatives of their underage child, they must obtain prior authorisation from the guardianship judge with the aim of determining the conditions f or carrying out the transaction (if appropriate, the price) and in accordance with Article 387-1, 8 of the French Civil Code. The legal administrators undertake to personally handle obtaining prior authorisation f rom the guardianship judge before placing any order in the context of the Agreement on behalf of their underage child, as the Bank is released from any liability as to the consequences of a transaction carried out without prior authorisation from the guardianship judge. Additionally , some restrictions are possible if there are several holders that are or that become subject to different tax regimes.
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Accounts for minors and protected adults. Accounts opened in the name of minors or protected adults will be operated in line with the provisions of the French Civil Code and under the signature of the legal administrators, special representative, legal guardian or supervisory guardian, trustee, authorised person, designated under the conditions defined by the regulations or, as appropriate, by the guardianship judge. The person or persons authorised to operate the account at the date of signature of this Agreement are designated under the specific terms and conditions and are responsible for the proper functioning of the account with regard to the applicable provisions of the French Civil Code and, as appropriate, the provisions of the order of the guardianship judge who appointed them. The Bank draws the attention of the parent or parents, in their capacity as legal administrator of their underage child, to the necessity of obtaining prior authorisation from the guardianship judge for certain transactions relating to financial instruments. Therefore, if they wish to proceed with carrying out an action concerning transferable securities or financial instruments that commits the asset base of their underage child, for the present or future, through a substantial change in its content, a significant depreciation of its capital value or a long-term alteration of the prerogatives of their underage child, they must obtain prior authorisation from the guardianship judge with the aim of determining the conditions for carrying out the transaction (if appropriate, the price) and in accordance with Article 387-1, 8 of the French Civil Code. The legal administrators undertake to personally handle obtaining prior authorisation from the guardianship judge before placing any order in the context of the Agreement on behalf of their underage child, as the Bank is released from any liability as to the consequences of a transaction carried out without prior authorisation from the guardianship judge. Additionally, some restrictions are possible if there are several holders that are or that become subject to different tax regimes.
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