Errors Resulting In USPS Penalties Sample Clauses

The "Errors Resulting In USPS Penalties" clause defines the responsibility for mistakes that lead to penalties or fines imposed by the United States Postal Service. Typically, this clause specifies which party—such as a mail service provider or a client—will be liable for paying any USPS penalties that arise from errors like incorrect addressing, improper postage, or non-compliance with postal regulations. By clearly allocating financial responsibility for such errors, the clause helps prevent disputes and ensures that both parties understand the consequences of non-compliance with USPS requirements.
Errors Resulting In USPS Penalties. Customer shall be responsible for any penalties levied and additional postage charged by the USPS arising from any Customer error relating thereto, including improper postage, date, address or zip code and for any other defect of Customer’s mail. Customer acknowledges that USPS may charge additional postage on all mail deposited concurrently by Broadridge based on any such error or defect in Customer’s mail, and Customer agrees to be responsible for all such additional postage and fines. USPS penalties resulting from conduct by Broadridge will be Broadridge’s responsibility.
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