Common use of CHARGE-BACK Clause in Contracts

CHARGE-BACK. In the event that any Account is not paid within 90 days of invoice date for any reason whatsoever, including, without limitation, any alleged defense, counterclaim, offset, dispute or other claim (real or merely asserted) whether arising from or relating to the sale of goods or rendition of services or arising from or relating to any other transaction or occurrence, then in any such event Prestige shall have the right to chargeback such Account to Seller. No chargeback shall be deemed a reassignment to Seller of the Account involved. Seller acknowledges that all amounts chargeable to Seller’s account under this Agreement shall be payable by Seller on demand.

CHARGE-BACK. In the event that any Account is not paid within 90 days of invoice date for any reason whatsoeverwhatsoever (other than as a result of an account debtor’s Insolvency), including, without limitation, any alleged defense, counterclaim, offset, dispute or other claim (real or merely asserted) whether arising from or relating to the sale of goods or rendition of services or arising from or relating to any other transaction or occurrence, then in any such event Prestige shall have the right to chargeback such Account to Seller. No chargeback shall be deemed a reassignment to Seller of the Account involved. Seller acknowledges that all amounts chargeable to Seller’s account under this Agreement shall be payable by Seller on demand. Upon satisfaction of a chargeback of an Account and provided there are no other outstanding chargebacks or defaults at such time, Prestige shall assign all of its title, rights and interests in and to such Account to Seller.