Common use of Multiple Owners Clause in Contracts

Multiple Owners. If there are multiple owners, each owner may do anything permitted with the account, such as: endorse items for deposit or collection, even if payable to another owner; pledge it as collateral for any obligation; move funds by check or other means; close it; authorize others to conduct transactions on it; and give instructions for transfers, stop payments, and all other matters relating to it. (No owner may cancel a stop payment entered by another owner.) Each owner appoints each other owner as attorney-in-fact to endorse and cash items. A notice sent to one owner is effective for all. You guarantee the signature of each owner. You will be responsible for any liability, such as an overdraft, a fee, or a refund to the government of a direct deposit, even though caused by another owner. Unless noted otherwise on the signature card, the account is owned jointly with right of survivorship and not as tenants in common. If one owner dies, we treat the survivor(s) as owner(s) of the full balance. If noted on the signature card that ownership is as tenants in common or without survivorship, we treat the survivor(s) and personal representative of the deceased as owners. Their shares will be equal unless we have agreed otherwise in writing. Only a married couple may own the account as tenants by the entirety, and only if noted on the signature card. If one spouse dies, we treat the survivor as sole owner. If the couple divorces, we treat them as owners jointly with right of survivorship. You will notify us immediately after you learn of the death or declaration of incompetence of any co-owner.

Multiple Owners. If there are multiple owners, each owner may do anything permitted with the account, such as: endorse items for deposit or collection, even if payable to another owner; pledge it as collateral for any obligation; move funds by check or other means; close it; authorize others to conduct transactions on it; and give instructions for transfers, stop payments, and all other matters relating to it. (No owner may cancel a stop payment entered by another owner.) Each owner appoints each other owner as attorney-in-fact to endorse and cash items. A Any notice sent to one owner is effective for all. You guarantee the signature of each owner. You will be responsible for any liability, such as an overdraft, a fee, or a refund to the government of a direct deposit, even though caused by another owner. Unless noted otherwise on the signature card, the account is owned jointly with right of survivorship and not as tenants in common. If one owner dies, we treat the survivor(s) as owner(s) of the full balance. If noted on the signature card that ownership is as tenants in common or without survivorship, we treat the survivor(s) and personal representative of the deceased as owners. Their shares will be equal unless we have agreed otherwise in writing. Only a married couple may own the account as tenants by the entirety, and only if noted on the signature card. If one spouse dies, we treat the survivor as the sole owner. If the couple divorces, we treat them as owners jointly with right of survivorship. You will notify us immediately after you learn learning of the death or declaration of incompetence of any co-owner. SIGNATURES TO COME. If you have asked us to create the account for multiple owners or authorized signers, we may limit your use of the account until all have signed.