Common use of Your indemnity to us Clause in Contracts

Your indemnity to us. Where we act upon a facsimile, telephone, email or other electronic instruction from you regarding your Credit Card Account, and that instruction appears to our reasonable satisfaction to have been made in accordance with authorities held by us, to the extent permitted at law you indemnify us against all losses, claims and expenses, that we may incur by reason of acting upon the instruction. Without further authority or enquiry we may debit your Credit Card Account with all such claims and expenses, whether or not your Credit Card Account may exceed its credit limit as a result. As a result, interest may be charged as explained in clause 7 of these Terms and Conditions.

Your indemnity to us. Where we act upon a facsimile, telephone, email e-mail or other electronic instruction from you regarding your Credit Card Account, and that instruction appears to our reasonable satisfaction to have been made in accordance with authorities held by us, to the extent permitted at law you indemnify us against all losses, claims and expenses, expenses that we may incur by reason of acting upon the instruction. Without further authority or enquiry we may debit your Credit Card Account with all such claims and expenses, whether or not your Credit Card Account may exceed its credit limit as a result. As a result, interest may be charged as explained in clause 7 of these Terms and Conditions.

Your indemnity to us. Where we act upon a facsimile, telephone, email e-mail or other electronic instruction from you regarding your Credit Card Account, and that instruction appears to our reasonable satisfaction to have been made in accordance with authorities held by us, to the extent permitted at by law you indemnify us against all losses, claims and expenses, expenses (including legal fees on a solicitor/client basis) that we may incur by reason of acting upon the instruction. Without further authority or enquiry we may debit your Credit Card Account with all such claims and expenses, whether or not your Credit Card Account may exceed its credit limit as a result. As a result, interest may be charged as explained in clause 7 of these Terms and Conditions.