Common use of Transfer of Funds Clause in Contracts

Transfer of Funds. At any time and from time to time and without prior notice to Customer, DWR may transfer from one account to another account in which Customer has any interest, such excess funds, equities, securities or other property as in DWR's judgment may be required for margin, or to reduce any debit balance or to reduce or satisfy any deficits in such other accounts except that no such transfer may be made from a segregated account subject to the Commodity Exchange Act to another account maintained by Customer unless either Customer has authorized such transfer in writing or DWR is effecting such transfer to enforce DWR's security interest pursuant to Section 13. DWR promptly shall confirm all transfers of funds made pursuant hereto to Customer in writing.

Appears in 65 contracts

Samples: Customer Agreement (Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Spectrum Currency Lp), Escrow Agreement (Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Charter Grahm Lp), Customer Agreement (Witter Dean Spectrum Strategic Lp)

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