Common use of Information Held Outside Canada Clause in Contracts

Information Held Outside Canada. In the event that the Custodian is required by the Client to engage any sub-custodian in the global market, the Client acknowledges that the Custodian may from time-to-time be required to transfer, store and process client information, including Confidential Information, outside Canada. The Client further acknowledges and agrees that the contractual or other measures that the Custodian may use to protect such information are subject to the legal requirements of the jurisdiction where such information may be transferred, stored or processed, and that the Custodian may be required by law to disclose client information, including Confidential Information, to the lawful authorities operating within that jurisdiction. The Client further agrees and acknowledges that the Custodian shall in no way be liable or responsible in any way for any damages, costs or expenses whatsoever that the Client may face as a result of the Custodian being legally obligated to disclose any such Client information.

Appears in 7 contracts

Samples: Custodian Agreement, Custodian Agreement, Custodian Agreement

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