Dormant Accounts; Xxxxxxx; and Unresponsive Payees Sample Clauses

Dormant Accounts; Xxxxxxx; and Unresponsive Payees. (a) Securities and/or other property held in any dormant account at Clearing Firm may escheat to the State of New York under applicable New York law or to another appropriate state, generally being the last known residence or domicile of the account holder. A dormant account under New York law is an account for which there has been no customer contact for the time period specified thereby, but under the laws of other states longer or shorter time period or inactivity criteria may apply. (b) If Client has authorized Broker and Clearing Firm to send it one or more checks representing, in whole or in part, any payment to Client from the issuer of any security (including dividend, interest or other regularly-scheduled payments) and Client fails to negotiate (i.e. cash or deposit) any such check either within six months after Broker or Clearing Firm sent the check or, if earlier, before the next regularly-scheduled check is to be sent, then Client will be considered an “unresponsive payee” within the meaning of Rule 17Ad-17 of the Exchange Act. In such a situation, Broker or Clearing Firm may elect to cancel such check and Client hereby instructs Broker and Clearing Firm to credit its Account for the amount of such un-negotiated check.
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Dormant Accounts; Xxxxxxx; and Unresponsive Payees. (a) Securities and/or other property held in any dormant account at GS&Co. may escheat to the State of New York under applicable New York law or to another appropriate state, generally being the last known residence or domicile of the account holder. A dormant account under New York law is an account for which there has been no customer contact for the time period specified thereby, but under the laws of other states longer or shorter time period or inactivity criteria may apply. (b) If Client has authorized GS&Co. to send it one or more checks representing, in whole or in part, any payment to Client from the issuer of any security (including dividend, interest or other regularly-scheduled payments) and Client fails to negotiate (i.e. cash or deposit) any such check either within six months after GS&Co. sent the check or, if earlier, before the next regularly-scheduled check is to be sent, then Client will be considered an “unresponsive payee” within the meaning of Rule 17Ad-17 of the Exchange Act. In such a situation, GS&Co. may elect to cancel such check and Client hereby instructs GS&Co. to credit its Account for the amount of such un-negotiated check.

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