Common use of Death, Incapacity or Termination Clause in Contracts

Death, Incapacity or Termination. You agree to notify us immediately if an Account owner on your Account or if you, through a representative, dies or is declared legally incompetent. In the case of an individual Account, if we have reason to believe the Account owner has died or has been declared legally incompetent, we may place a hold on the Account to retain funds and refuse all transactions until we know and have verified the identity of the successor. Until we receive notice and any required proof of death or incapacitation, we may continue to accept deposits and process transactions to your Account. If you die while residing outside the United States, we may require a personal representative to be appointed by a court in a United States jurisdiction. Until we receive notice and any required proof of death or incompetence, we may act as if all owners are alive and competent. In the event we receive written notice from a personal representative, executor, administrator, conservator or guardian purporting to represent you or your estate, we shall be entitled to rely on all information supplied and representations made in such written notice to the full extent permitted by applicable law. If certain payments originating from government entities are deposited into your Account after your death, we may be required to return those payments to the originator upon notice. If we have any tax liability because of paying your balance to your estate, the estate will be responsible for repaying us the amount of that tax. If you owe us a debt at the time of your death, we are authorized to exercise our right of setoff (our right to apply funds in one account to the debt associated with another account) or security interest rights against the funds credited to your balance after your death. You agree to hold us harmless for any actions we take based on our belief that you have died or become incapacitated, or any notices of death or incapacitation that we receive.

Death, Incapacity or Termination. You agree to notify us immediately if an a Secured Account owner on your Secured Account or if you, through a representative, dies or is declared legally incompetent. In the case of an individual Secured Account, if we have reason to believe the Secured Account owner has died or has been declared legally incompetent, we may place a hold on the Secured Account to retain funds and refuse all transactions until we know and have verified the identity of the successor. Until we receive notice and any required proof of death or incapacitation, we may continue to accept deposits and process transactions to your Secured Account. If you die while residing outside the United States, we may require a personal representative to be appointed by a court in a United States jurisdiction. Until we receive notice and any required proof of death or incompetence, we may act as if all owners are alive and competent. In the event we receive written notice from a personal representative, executor, administrator, conservator conservator, or guardian purporting to represent you or your estate, we shall be entitled to rely on all information supplied and representations made in such written notice to the full extent permitted by applicable law. If certain payments originating from government entities are deposited into your Secured Account after your death, we may be required to return those payments to the originator upon notice. If we have any tax liability because of resulting from us paying your balance to your estate, the estate will be responsible for repaying us the amount of that tax. If you owe us a debt at the time of your death, we are authorized to exercise our right of setoff (our right to apply funds in one account to the debt associated with another account) or security interest rights against the funds credited to your balance after your death. You agree to hold us harmless for any actions we take based on our belief that you have died or become incapacitated, or any notices of death or incapacitation that we receive.

Death, Incapacity or Termination. You agree to notify us immediately if an Account owner on your Account or if you, through a representative, dies or is declared legally incompetent. In the case of an individual Account, if we have reason to believe the Account owner has died or has been declared legally incompetent, we may place a hold on the Account to retain funds and refuse all transactions until we know and have verified the identity of the successor. Until we receive notice and any required proof of death or incapacitation, we may continue to accept deposits and process transactions to your Account. If you die while residing outside the United States, we may require a personal representative to be appointed by a court in a United States jurisdiction. Until we receive notice and any required proof of death or incompetence, we may act as if all owners are alive and competent. In the event we receive written notice from a personal representative, executor, administrator, conservator or guardian purporting to represent you or your estate, we shall be entitled to rely on all information supplied and representations made in such written notice to the full extent permitted by applicable law. If certain payments originating from government entities are deposited into your Account after your death, we may be required to return those payments to the originator upon notice. If we have any tax liability because of paying your balance to your estate, the estate will be responsible for repaying us the amount of that tax. If you owe us a debt at the time of your death, we are authorized to exercise our right of setoff (our right to apply funds in one account to the debt associated with another account) or security interest rights against the funds credited to your balance after your death. You agree to hold us harmless for any actions we take based on our belief that you have died or become incapacitated, or any notices of death or incapacitation that we receive.você revogando tal procuração e nossa confirmação por escrito; (2) nosso recebimento de notificação de que você ou seu procurador faleceram ou ficaram incapacitados; ou