Common use of Distribution of Accounts Clause in Contracts

Distribution of Accounts. If you have opened an account for a Protected Person, an Estate, or a Social Security Beneficiary, you, as Fiduciary, understand and agree that the Credit Union may distribute funds pursuant to the terms of the most recently dated Letters of Authority or other documentation on file at the Credit Union, and you, on behalf of the Protected Person, forever indemnify and hold the Credit Union harmless for distributions made in good faith reliance on those Letters of Authority or other documentation. You further agree that it is your responsibility to notify the Credit Union when your authority as a Fiduciary has been revoked, rescinded, revised, or in any way modified.

Distribution of Accounts. If you have opened an account for a Protected Person, an Estate, Person or a Social Security Beneficiary, you, as Fiduciary, understand and agree that the Credit Union may distribute funds pursuant to the terms of the most recently dated Letters of Authority or other documentation on file at the Credit Union, and you, on behalf of the Protected Person, forever indemnify and hold the Credit Union harmless for distributions made in good faith reliance on those Letters of Authority or other documentation. You further agree that it is your responsibility to notify the Credit Union when your authority as a Fiduciary has been revoked, rescinded, revised, or in any way modified.

Distribution of Accounts. If you have opened an account for a Protected Person, an Estate, or a Social Security Beneficiary, you, you as Fiduciary, Fiduciary understand and agree that the Credit Union may distribute funds pursuant to the terms of the most recently dated Letters of Authority or other documentation on file at the Credit Union, and you, on behalf of the Protected Person, Person forever indemnify and hold the Credit Union harmless for distributions made in good faith reliance on those Letters of Authority or other documentation. You further agree that it is your responsibility to notify the Credit Union when your authority as a Fiduciary has been revoked, rescinded, revised, or in any way modified.

Distribution of Accounts. If you have opened an account Account for a Protected Person, an Estate, or a Social Security Beneficiary, you, as Fiduciary, understand and agree that the Credit Union may distribute funds pursuant to the terms of the most recently dated Letters of Authority or other documentation on file at the Credit Union, and you, on behalf of the Protected Person, forever indemnify and hold the Credit Union harmless for distributions made in good faith reliance on those Letters of Authority or other documentation. You further agree that it is your responsibility to notify the Credit Union when your authority as a Fiduciary has been revoked, rescinded, revised, or in any way modified.