Common use of Liens and Liquidations Clause in Contracts

Liens and Liquidations. All securities and other property held in any of your Firstrade accounts (which are carried by Apex), including accounts in which you have an interest, shall be subject to a general lien for discharge of all your indebtedness and other obligations to us. Such securities and other property shall be held by us as security for payment of any liability or indebtedness you may incur in any account with us. We reserve the right to transfer securities and other properties from any of your other accounts with us, whenever we determine such a transfer is appropriate for our protection and we reserve the right to determine at our discretion which securities and other property are to be sold and/or purchased in enforcement of our lien. Circumstances that may require the liquidation of an account include, but are not limited to: the failure of a customer to pay for securities purchased or the failure to deliver securities in good form; the filing of a petition of bankruptcy by or against a customer; the appointment of a receiver by or against a customer; an attachment levied against any account of the customer or any account in which the customer has an interest; or the customer's death. You are responsible for costs, commissions and losses arising from any actions we take to liquidate or close transactions in your account due to your failure to pay for transactions and/or to deliver securities in good form.

Appears in 7 contracts

Samples: Electronic Services Agreement, Electronic Services Agreement, Electronic Services Agreement

AutoNDA by SimpleDocs
Time is Money Join Law Insider Premium to draft better contracts faster.