Common use of Self Exclusion Clause in Contracts

Self Exclusion. Self-exclusion refers to a scenario whereby you choose to exclude yourself from trading CFDs offered by Blueberry Markets. In addition to your right to self-exclude, Blueberry Markets may also choose to invoke this self-exclusion clause where it reasonably believes that it is in the client’s interest to be excluded from trading CFDs. Blueberry Markets may close any Positions and/or your Trading Account under circumstances which directly or indirectly indicate harm being caused to the client’s wellbeing. Determinant to a client’s wellbeing includes, but is not limited to, physical and psychological health and financial well-being. Exclusion may be for a period (time specific) or permanent. If you wish to self-exclude, please contact your Account Manager.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Client Agreement, Client Agreement, Client Agreement

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