Common use of Inconsistency of Name or Number Clause in Contracts

Inconsistency of Name or Number. When receiving a payment order, payment may be made by the Bank, or by other banks, to which the payment order is forwarded, based solely on the account number even if the account number identified a beneficiary different from the beneficiary named by the originator of the payment order. Furthermore, when receiving a payment order, we may rely, and any other banks to which the payment order is forwarded may rely, on the bank identification number provided in the payment order even if the identification number identifies a bank different from the bank named by the originator of the payment order.

Inconsistency of Name or Number. When receiving a payment order, payment may be made by the Bankus, or by other banks, to which the payment order is forwarded, based solely on the account Account number provided even if the account Account number identified identifies a beneficiary different from the beneficiary named by the originator of the payment order. Furthermore, when receiving a payment order, we may rely, and any other banks to which the payment order is forwarded may rely, on the bank identification number provided in the payment order even if the identification number identifies a bank different from the bank named by the originator of the payment order.

Inconsistency of Name or Number. When receiving a payment order, payment may be made by the Bankus, or by other banks, to which the payment order is forwarded, based solely on the account number provided even if the account number identified identifies a beneficiary different from the beneficiary named by the originator Originator of the payment order. Furthermore, when receiving a payment order, we may rely, and any other banks to which the payment order is forwarded may rely, on the bank identification number provided in the payment order even if the identification number identifies a bank different from the bank named by the originator Originator of the payment order.

Inconsistency of Name or Number. When receiving a payment order, payment may be made by the Bankus, or by other banks, to which the payment order is forwarded, based solely on the account number provided even if the account number identified identifies a beneficiary person different from the beneficiary named by the originator of the payment order. Furthermore, when receiving a payment order, we may rely, and any other banks to which the payment order is forwarded may rely, on the bank identification number provided in the payment order even if the identification number identifies a bank different from the bank named by the originator of the payment order.