PROTECTION OF PERSONAL INFORMATION ACT. The Subscriber consents to the collection and processing of its personal information by Faircom and / or any of its associated businesses and acknowledges that the personal information collected and processed by Faircom, in accordance with its privacy policy, is required by law and is necessary for Faircape to give effect to this Agreement.
PROTECTION OF PERSONAL INFORMATION ACT. The Protection of Personal Information Act, Act 4 of 2013 as amended from time to time (hereinafter referred to as “POPIA”).
PROTECTION OF PERSONAL INFORMATION ACT. (“POPI”)
PROTECTION OF PERSONAL INFORMATION ACT. (POPIA) As of the 1st of July 2021, the new Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA) came into full effect. The law is designed to protect how all juristic persons use, store and process data. You can read the full details on the act here: xxxxx://xxxxx.xx.xx/
PROTECTION OF PERSONAL INFORMATION ACT. 13.1 If any part of this Privacy Policy is regulated by or subject to the Protection of Personal Information Act, No. 4 of 2013 ("POPIA"), it is not intended that any part of this Privacy Policy contravenes any provision of POPIA. Therefore all provisions of this Privacy Policy must be treated as being qualified, to the extent necessary, to ensure that the provisions of POPIA are complied with.
13.2 No provision of this Privacy Policy:
13.2.1 does or purports to limit or exempt us or any person or entity from any liability (including, without limitation, for any loss directly or indirectly attributable to our gross negligence or wilful default or that of any other person acting for or controlled by us) to the extent that the law does not allow such a limitation or exemption;
13.2.2 requires you to assume risk or liability for the kind of liability or loss, to the extent that the law does not allow such an assumption of risk or liability; or
13.2.3 limits or excludes any warranties or obligations which are implied into this Privacy Policy (or any contract governed by this Privacy Policy) by POPIA (to the extent they are applicable) or which we give under POPIA (to the extent they are applicable), to the extent that the law does not allow them to be limited or excluded.
PROTECTION OF PERSONAL INFORMATION ACT. (POPI ACT)
(a) The parties acknowledge that he/she is aware of Bond Street Auctions Policy in terms of the Protection of Personal Information Act No. 4 of 2013 (“POPI”)
(b) The parties agree and hereby consent, as is required under the POPI to Bond Street Auctions and including but not limited to their Agent, Conveyancer, Mortgage Originator, Compliance Officers, Municipalities, property portals and photographers (if applicable) gathering and processing our personal information. Bond Street Auctions and its Agent and all supporting staff will have access to our personal information which we have given to them for the express purpose of concluding a binding sale agreement and transfer of immovable property. The personal information will only be processed for legitimate and specific purposes relating to this Agreement. Should either party wish that certain information not be processed by Bond Street Auctions and their Agent or other connected parties, the party agrees to notify Bond Street Auctions in writing and set out the specific information which may not be processed or stored by Bond Street Auctions.
(c) The parties are aware that certain information must be collected and stored by Bond Street Auctions for certain periods in terms of the provisions of certain legislation, such as, but not limited to, the Financial Intelligence Centre Act No. 38 of 2001, and that the parties are not able to opt-out of same.
(d) The parties agree and consent in terms of Section 69(2) of the POPI, that the personal information provided will be utilised for the purpose of direct marketing by Bond Street Auctions by means of electronic or other communication of Real Estate Goods or Services delivered or rendered by Bond Street Auctions.
PROTECTION OF PERSONAL INFORMATION ACT. 12.1 You confirm that you agree on your behalf and on behalf of your directors, shareholders, members, partners and associates that we are entitled, at any time, to communicate with any person to obtain and provide any information relating to your payment behaviour, creditworthiness or defaults and you consent to us sharing such information with third parties including its associates, credit bureau and funders for any purpose as contemplated in the Protection of Personal Information Act.
12.2 You acknowledge that your guarantor/s are entitled in law to obtain your confidential financial information and you hereby consent to us to providing the guarantee/ies with your confidential financial information.
12.3 You agree that we may:
12.3.1 Make enquiries to confirm and verify any information you provided in your application.
12.3.2 Seek information from any credit bureau when assessing your application and at any time.
12.4 You acknowledge and expressly consent that we may:
12.4.1 Verify information you provided to us and generally make whatever enquiries we deem necessary from any source whatsoever.
12.4.2 Process your personal information to conclude the Agreement with you and for purposes of providing services to you.
12.4.3 Process and disclose your personal information for purposes of the prevention, detection and reporting of fraud and criminal. activities, the identification of the proceeds of unlawful activities and the combating of money laundering activities.
12.4.4 Process and report on your personal information to comply with an obligation imposed by applicable laws on us.
PROTECTION OF PERSONAL INFORMATION ACT. 18.1. NFA Security and all entities and subsidiaries, Registration Number 2021/691743/07 (NFA Security, it, we, us or our) has its head office at 00 Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, Worcester, South Africa.
18.2. NFA Security is committed to treat all personal information carefully and responsibly.
18.3. Personal information includes but is not limited to any information that lets NFA Security identify you, such as your name/s and surname combined with your physical address, contact details and/or passport/identity number.
18.4. Personal information (in South Africa) also refers to the personal information that uniquely identifies a legal entity, such as the trading name of a company combined with the company registration number.
18.5. Personal information may be given to or collected by NFA Security in writing as part of a written application form, electronically (email), telephonically, online (xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xx.xx) or via the NFA Security app.
18.6. Processing of personal information includes any initial processing that NFA Security does when we first collect your personal information. The term ‘processing’ includes collecting, using, altering, merging, linking, organising, disseminating, storing, retrieving, disclosing, erasing, archiving, destroying or disposing of personal information.
PROTECTION OF PERSONAL INFORMATION ACT. 4 OF 2013
17.1 The Purchaser, by submitting its Personal Information to the Seller in terms of this Deed of Sale, voluntarily consents to the processing and / or storing of its personal information by the Seller, for purposes of concluding and performing in terms of this agreement.
17.2 The Purchaser hereby further consents voluntarily to the transfer, sharing and disclosure and collection of its personal information by the Seller to other service providers and / or operators of the Seller, including but not limited to estate agents, banks, bond originators, transferring-, bond- and bond cancellation attorneys, municipalities, SARS, the body corporate and other suppliers should it be required to give effect to this Deed of Sale and the transfer and financing of the property in terms of this agreement.
17.3 The Purchaser is entitled to withdraw its consent to the Processing of its Personal Information by giving written notice to Seller together with the grounds therefor; provided that the lawfulness of the Processing of Personal Information before such withdrawal will not be affected or the withdrawal will not affect any processing that:
17.3.1 is necessary to carry out actions for the conclusion or performance of any agreement between Seller and the Purchaser;
PROTECTION OF PERSONAL INFORMATION ACT. 8.1. The Psychologist undertake(s) to:-
8.1.1. comply with the provisions of POPIA as well as all applicable legislation as amended or substituted from time to time;
8.1.2. treat all Personal Information strictly as defined within the parameters of POPIA;
8.1.3. process Personal Information only in accordance with the consent it was obtained for, for the purpose agreed, any lawful and reasonable written instructions received from the applicable Responsible Party and as permitted by law;
8.1.4. to collect and store the information about the client in order to adhere to administrative requirements of the practice
8.1.5. to collect and store information in or order to continually assess, treat and manage client clinical best interest
8.1.6. to use personal information only for the purposes for which it was collected and agreed upon
8.1.7. to only disclose your personal information to service providers who are involved in the delivery of services to you, for billing purposes. Agreements are in place to ensure compliance with privacy requirements as stipulated by the Protection of Personal Information Act.
8.2. process Personal Information in compliance with the requirements of all applicable laws;
8.2.1. secure the integrity and confidentiality of any Personal Information in their possession or under their control by taking appropriate, reasonable technical and organisational measures to prevent loss, damage, unauthorised destruction, access, use, disclosure or any other unlawful processing of Personal Information
8.2.2. not transfer any Personal Information to any third party unless such transfer complies with the relevant provisions of POPIA regarding the treatment of the client
8.2.3. not retain any Personal Information for longer than is necessary for achieving the purpose in terms of this Agreement or in fulfilment of any other lawful requirement.
8.3. The Psychologist undertake(s) to ensure that all reasonable measures are taken to:
8.3.1. identify reasonably foreseeable internal and external risks to the Personal Information in its possession or under its control;
8.3.2. establish and maintain appropriate security safeguards against the identified risks;
8.3.3. regularly verify that the security safeguards are effectively implemented;
8.3.4. ensure that the security safeguards are continually updated in response to new risks or deficiencies in previously implemented safeguards;
8.3.5. provide immediate notification to the Responsible Party if a breach i...
