Ownership of Merchant Agreements and the Merchant Program Sample Clauses

Ownership of Merchant Agreements and the Merchant Program. Independent Contractor acknowledges and agrees that it will have no equity interest, ownership, or other rights in any Merchant Agreement or in the CTC Services provided. Further, Independent Contractor acknowledges and agrees that all Merchant Agreements, Merchant records, documentation, and the information contained therein are the property of and are owned by the CTC and/or its vendors. SECTION THREEPAYMENT OF FEES
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Ownership of Merchant Agreements and the Merchant Program. Independent Sales Organization acknowledges and agrees that it will have no equity interest, ownership, or other rights in any Merchant Agreement or in the DF Program. Independent Sales Organization acknowledges and agrees that all Merchant Agreements, Merchant records, documentation, and the information contained therein are the property of and are owned by DF. SECTION THREE
Ownership of Merchant Agreements and the Merchant Program. Independent Sales Organization acknowledges and agrees that it will have no equity interest, ownership, or other rights in any Merchant Agreement or in the TAF Program. Independent Sales Organization acknowledges and agrees that all Merchant Agreements, Merchant records, documentation, and the information contained therein are the property of and are owned by TAF. SECTION THREE
Ownership of Merchant Agreements and the Merchant Program. Agent acknowledges and agrees that all Merchant Agreements, Merchant records, Bankcard Solutions Payment Services, and documentation and information contained therein is/are the sole and exclusive property of Bankcard Solutions and/or its vendors. Bankcard Solutions (or its vendors) is the owner of any and all rights, title and interest in and to the Bankcard Solutions Payment Services, Merchant Agreements, Merchant forms or applications, Merchant records, documents, contact information and good will (collectively the “customer information”) used, derived or obtained by Agent in performance of its duties and obligations under this Agreement. Agent shall have no legal or equitable interest, proprietary right, ownership, or other rights of any kind whatsoever in any Merchant Agreement or in the Bankcard Solutions Payments Services, except to the extent that Agent is entitled to payment of commissions/compensation for marketing and reselling of the Bankcard Solutions Payment Services under the express terms of this Agreement. SECTION THREEPAYMENT OF FEES

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