Common use of Deadline Clause in Contracts

Deadline. The Client may demand restoring the amount of the transaction within 56 days as of the date of the debiting of its account by providing also documents evidencing the circumstances described above; When the consent for the transaction was made directly before us and, if applicable, the payee or its payment service provider had provided the Client with information about the transaction at least 28 days before its execution the Client shall not be entitled to request restoring of the transaction initiated by or through the payee.

Deadline. The Client You may demand restoring the amount of the transaction within 56 days as of the date of the debiting of its your account by providing also documents evidencing the circumstances described above; When the consent for the transaction was made directly before us and, if applicable, the payee or its payment service provider had provided the Client you with information about the transaction at least 28 days before its execution the Client you shall not be entitled to request restoring of the transaction initiated by or through the payee.

Deadline. The Client may demand restoring the amount of the transaction within 56 days eight weeks as of the date of the debiting of its account by providing also documents evidencing the circumstances described above; When the consent for the transaction was made given directly before to us and, if applicable, we or the payee or its payment service provider had provided the Client with information about the transaction at least 28 days four weeks before its execution the Client shall not be entitled have a right to request restoring of the transaction initiated by or through the payeea refund.