Liability for current balance Sample Clauses

Liability for current balanceWithout prejudice to clause 6.5, you are liable to pay the current balance shown on a statement of account to be outstanding as at the date of that statement of account. You may, however, pay less than the specified current balance but you must pay at least the minimum payment (calculated according to clause 6.3), which we must receive on or before the payment due date.
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Liability for current balanceWithout prejudice to clause 6.4, the business member is liable to pay the current balance shown on a master billing statement of account to be outstanding as at the date of that master billing statement of account. The business member must pay the specified current balance in full without any deduction or withholding, and according to clause 6.3, which specified current balance we must receive on or before the payment due date.
Liability for current balanceWithout prejudice to Clause 6.5, you must pay the current balance shown on a card account statement to be outstanding as at the date of that card account statement, You may, however subject always to payment of the interest, fees and charges mentioned in Clause 6.4, elect to pay ess than the specified current balance but you must pay at least the minimum payment (calculated according to Clause 6.3), which we must receive on or before the payment due date.Any payment by cheque or other means shall not be regarded as effected until and unless the proceeds thereof have been received by us. A late payment charge of an amount equivalent o 5% of the minimum payment outstanding as a payment due date.
Liability for current balanceWithout prejudice to Clause 6.5, you must pay the current balance shown on a card account statement to be outstanding as at the date of that card account statement, You may, however subject always to payment of the interest, fees and charges mentioned in Clause 6.4, elect to pay less than the specified current balance but you must pay at least the minimum payment (calculated according to Clause 6.3), which we must receive on or before the payment due date. Any payment by cheque or other means shall not be regarded as effected until and unless the proceeds thereof have been received by us.

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