Common use of INTERNET ACCESS TO RECORDS Clause in Contracts

INTERNET ACCESS TO RECORDS. The User will be allowed Internet access to selected records and data maintained by the Trustee in cases involving the User. User acknowledges that its access is limited to files in which it is a party in interest. The Trustee’s Internet Access does not supplant the Trustee’s traditional methods of providing information to parties in interest, such as complying with telephonic or facsimile requests.

INTERNET ACCESS TO RECORDS. The User will be allowed Internet access to selected records and data maintained by the Trustee in cases involving the User. User acknowledges that its access is limited to files in which it is a party in interest. The Trustee’s Internet Access does not supplant the Trustee’s traditional methods of providing information to parties in interest, such as complying with telephonic or facsimile requests.

INTERNET ACCESS TO RECORDS. The User will be allowed Internet access Access to selected records and data maintained by the Trustee in cases involving the User. User acknowledges that its access is limited to files in which it is a party in interest. The Trustee’s Internet Access does not supplant the Trustee’s traditional methods of providing information to parties in interest, such as complying with telephonic or facsimile requests.

INTERNET ACCESS TO RECORDS. The User will be allowed Internet access to selected records and data maintained by the Trustee in cases involving the User. User acknowledges that its access is limited to files in which it is a party in interest. The Trustee’s 's Internet Access does not supplant the Trustee’s 's traditional methods of providing information to parties in interest, such as complying with telephonic or facsimile requests.