Examples of Charity Account in a sentence
The fees and service charges which apply to a Danske Charity Account are set out in the ‘Fees and service charges explained - Business Accounts’ leaflet.
Details of the Credit Interest rates payable on the Danske Charity Account are set out in Our 'Interest rates' leaflet.
A Danske Charity Account can only be used for business purposes and must be operated in sterling.
CAF agrees to hold such Assets and to apply them solely for Charitable Purposes and to provide such information to the Donor about the Charity Account as is provided for in this Agreement.
If You ask Us to open a business current account for You We will open a Danske Charity Account where You have provided Us with satisfactory evidence that You are a recognised charity and are registered as such with HM Revenue & Customs and/or The Charity Commission for England and Wales and/or The Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator and/or the Charity Commission of Northern Ireland (where applicable).
If We determine that You are no longer eligible for the Danske Charity Account We will write to tell You the reason why We think this is the case.
If any income is declared non-Shariah compliant by the Shariah Advisor, the same shall be credited to Charity Account opened for this purpose.
XXX further agrees that it will make the Forms available to the Donor so that the Donor may notify CAF of their wishes in respect of the distribution of the Charity Account for Charitable Purposes.
Notices in connection with the Charity Account are to be provided to CAF’s head office at 25 Kings Hill Avenue, Kings Hill, West Malling, Kent ME19 4TA and to the Donor at the address set out for the Donor in the Application Form or as subsequently notified to and acknowledged by CAF in writing.
The Donor further acknowledges and accepts that as the Assets in the Charity Account are gifted to and owned by CAF, CAF owes no duty of care to the Donor in respect of the Assets under this Agreement or in law and that neither CAF nor the Donor can foresee any losses that can be suffered by the Donor in respect of the Assets in the Charity Account and that none are within the contemplation of the parties.