Common use of Joint Plans Clause in Contracts

Joint Plans. Each time you submit a credit application for another personal line of credit and/or credit card with a different co-applicant, you request that another Joint Plan be established for you. You understand and agree that while a Joint Plan is in effect, you and the co-applicant of the Joint Plan: (a) has each authorized the other to individually request, authorize, or receive credit advances; (b) has each agreed to be jointly and severally liable for repayment of all amounts owed and for any loans obtained; and (c) has each agreed to all of the loan terms and conditions, even if you did not specifically authorize or request the credit advance or receive any benefit from it. If any one of you does not wish any future loans under the Plan or is unwilling to be personally liable for them, any one of you must write to BECU to terminate the Plan and the termination will be effective as to all of you.

Appears in 9 contracts

Samples: Credit and Security Agreement, Credit and Security Agreement, Credit and Security Agreement

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