LOSS OR THEFT OF THE CARD. 6.1. The Cardholder shall during the opening hours of Bank One Card Centre report any loss, theft or suspected abstraction of his Card, even by a member of the Cardholder’s family, by calling personally at the Bank with his identity card. Alternatively, such report may be made by any means of communication such as telephone or fax, but shall be confirmed in writing as evidence of such notifications. 6.2. In case of loss, theft, or suspected theft occurred abroad, it shall be reported immediately to Bank One Card Centre via telephone or fax. However, such loss, theft or suspected theft shall be confirmed in writing by means of a letter signed by the Cardholder and addressed to Bank One Card Centre by registered post. 6.3. In case of dispute as to the effective date and time of such report to the Bank, the time and date or receipt of the written confirmation at Bank One Card Centre shall be conclusive. 6.4. The Bank may in its discretion further require the Cardholder to report to the Police the loss, theft or suspected abstraction of his Card and may require proof that such report has been made. 6.5. Subject to Clause 8 below, the Cardholder’s and the Account Holder’s liability to the Bank shall, in any cases, last until written communication of the loss, theft or suspected theft or abstraction of the Card received by the Bank. The Cardholder and the Account Holder shall therefore be liable jointly and severally to the Bank for any transaction which has been posted to the Account prior to receipt by the Bank of the Cardholder’s confirmation specified in clause 6.3 of Part III and shall be deemed to have been effected by the Cardholder himself. 6.6. If the report of the loss, theft or suspected abstraction of the Card is telecommunicated by some persons authorised or not, other than the Cardholder, the Bank shall not be liable for any resulting damage suffered by the Cardholder.
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Samples: General Terms and Conditions, Individual Accounts Terms & Conditions, Corporate Accounts Terms & Conditions
LOSS OR THEFT OF THE CARD. 6.15.1. The Cardholder shall during the opening hours of Bank One Card Centre report any loss, theft or suspected abstraction of his Card, even by a member of the Cardholder’s family, by calling personally at the Bank with his identity card. Alternatively, such report may be made by any means of communication such as telephone or fax, but shall be confirmed in writing as evidence of such notifications.
6.25.2. In case of loss, theft, or suspected theft occurred abroad, it shall be reported immediately to Bank One Card Centre via telephone or fax. However, such loss, theft or suspected theft shall be confirmed in writing by means of a letter signed by the Cardholder and addressed to Bank One Card Centre by registered post.
6.35.3. In case of dispute as to the effective date and time of such report to the Bank, the time and date or receipt of the written confirmation at Bank One Card Centre shall be conclusive.
6.45.4. The Bank may in its discretion further require the Cardholder to report to the Police the loss, theft or suspected abstraction of his Card and may require proof that such report has been made.
6.55.5. Subject to Clause 8 below, the Cardholder’s and the Account Holder’s liability to the Bank shall, in any cases, last until written communication of the loss, theft or suspected theft or abstraction of the Card received by the Bank. The Cardholder and the Account Holder shall therefore be liable jointly and severally to the Bank for any transaction which has been posted to the Account prior to receipt by the Bank of the Cardholder’s confirmation specified in clause 6.3 of Part III and shall be deemed to have been effected by the Cardholder himself.
6.65.6. If the report of the loss, theft or suspected abstraction of the Card is telecommunicated by some persons authorised or not, other than the Cardholder, the Bank shall not be liable for any resulting damage suffered by the Cardholder.
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Samples: Corporate Accounts Terms & Conditions, Corporate Accounts Terms & Conditions