General Deposit Rules Sample Clauses

General Deposit Rules. You can make deposits to your deposit account in person at our branch, by mail or by any other method we make available from time to time. We are not responsible for deposits made by mail until we actually receive them. We encourage you to use the deposit slips that we make available to you in order to help us credit deposits to your deposit account as soon as possible and to minimize errors. If you do not use deposit slips that we provide to you, you agree that we will not be liable to you for any errors resulting from your use of a counter deposit slip, whether completed by you or one of our employees. We have the right, but are not obligated, to endorse any non-cash items submitted for deposit into your deposit account and deposit them into your deposit account. We also have the right to not accept items that contain multiple, missing or improper endorsements, and to limit, refuse, hold, or return any deposit. You agree to reimburse us for any Losses we incur: (a) because you fail to endorse an item exactly as drawn, (b) because you deposit an item with a missing endorsement, or (c) resulting from or arising out of any return of any deposited item for any reason whatsoever. You agree that our count of the coins and currency in your deposit shall be conclusive as to the amount. Credit for all of your deposits (other than cash) is provisional until we finally receive the funds from the institution on which the item you are depositing was drawn. You agree that you are responsible for items that you deposit, even if we have made those funds available to you under our Funds Availability Policy. We will make any necessary adjustments to your deposit account for any discrepancies with which we agree and notify you. We reserve the right to make adjustments to your deposit account, in our sole discretion, for computation or other errors.
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General Deposit Rules. You can make deposits to your account in person at our branch, by mail, or by any other method we make available. We are not responsible for deposits made by mail until we actually receive them. We encourage you to use the deposit slips that we make available to you in order to help us credit deposits to your account as soon as possible and to minimize errors. If you do not use deposit slips that we provide to you, you agree that we will not be liable to you for any errors resulting from your use of a counter deposit slip, whether completed by you or one of our employees. We have the right, but are not obligated, to endorse any non-cash items submitted for deposit into your account and deposit them into your account. We also have the right to not accept items that contain multiple, missing, or improper
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General Deposit Rules. In receiving items for deposit or collection, we act as your collecting agent and assume no responsibility beyond the exercise of due care. We reserve the right to refuse, limit, or return any
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