Charged Off Accounts definition

Charged Off Accounts means, collectively, all Credit Card Accounts that (a) would constitute FDS Accounts, but for clause (iii) of the definition of FDS Accounts, (b) would constitute GE/Macy's Accounts but for clause (iii) of the definition of GE/Macy's Accounts, and (c) would constitute May Accounts but for clause (ii) of the definition of May Accounts.

Charged Off Accounts means the Accounts that are identified by name and account number on the Account Schedule as having been charged-off by Barclays Bank in accordance with its applicable policy as of the Cut-Off Time.

Charged Off Accounts means any Account which would have constituted a CRS Account had it been in effect as of the Effective Time and which has been charged off by a Selling Entity as of the Effective Time.

Examples of Charged Off Accounts in a sentence

• By way of illustration but not limitation, Confidential Information may include trade secrets, supplier lists regarding Charged Off Accounts , collection methods, information regarding bulk purchases of Charged Off Accounts, employee compensation arrangements, business practices, plans, policies, secret inventions, processes and compilations of information, records and specifications, as well as information related to the management policies and plans for AACC, the Company or their affiliates.

• Each of the Charged Off Accounts has been charged off by Seller in accordance with Seller’s Policies and Procedures and applicable Law.

• By way of illustration but not limitation, Confidential Information may include trade secrets, Charged Off Accounts supplier lists, collection methods, information regarding bulk purchases of Charged Off Accounts, employee compensation arrangements, business practices, plans, policies, secret inventions, processes and compilations of information, records and specifications, as well as information related to the management policies and plans for the Company or the AAC Operating Companies.

• Each of the Charged Off Accounts has been charged off by a Selling Entity in accordance with such Selling Entity’s written policies and procedures and Applicable Law.

• Confidential Information includes, but is not limited to, trade secrets, Charged Off Accounts supplier lists, collection methods, information regarding bulk purchases of Charged Off Accounts, all credit and financial data concerning Charged Off Accounts, employee compensation arrangements, business practices, plans, policies, secret inventions, processes and compilations of information, records and specifications, as well as information related to the management policies and plans for the Company or PARC.

More Definitions of Charged Off Accounts

Charged Off Accounts means any and all Accounts with respect to which Receivables have been charged off by BofI in accordance with its policies and procedures regarding charge-offs, as such policies and procedures may be established or amended, and are in effect from time to time.

Charged Off Accounts means consumer accounts receivable that have been charged off by the original creditor.

Charged Off Accounts means, collectively, all Credit Card Accounts

Charged Off Accounts means all Accounts that, as of the Cut-Off Time, have been charged off in accordance with the Sellers’ standard policies and procedures as in effect on January 1, 2005.

Charged Off Accounts means Receivables that have been charged-off by the CFC Parties prior to the Cut-Off Time.

Charged Off Accounts. = HDI Accounts issued under the Program that have been charged-off on the books and records of Capital One, net of recoveries, pursuant to Applicable Law and, in every event, after 180 days past due, under normal circumstances and immediately upon notice of unusual events, including due to non-payment, death or otherwise.

Charged Off Accounts means, collectively, all Credit Card Accounts that, as of the Cut-Off Time, have been charged off or should have been charged off according to the applicable Pier 1 Bank policies and procedures, which may include disputed Accounts, Accounts involving fraud, lost or stolen credit devices or deceased credit card holders, and Accounts that have filed for protection under the bankruptcy laws of the United States.