Unauthorised Payment definition
Examples of Unauthorised Payment in a sentence
Additional Costs means (a) any costs or charges incurred by GoCardless in respect of any Unauthorised Payment Orders or Incorrectly Executed Payment Orders; and (b) any costs or fees incurred by GoCardless in relation to the cancellation or failure of any Payment Orders, in each case other than as a result of fault or failure of GoCardless.
In such case, the Merchant will be liable to GoCardless for any and all Losses suffered or incurred by GoCardless as a result of any such Unauthorised Payment Order or Incorrectly Executed Payment Order.
In each case, it would not be the responsibility of the Merchant to notify GoCardless of the Unauthorised Payment Order or Incorrectly Executed Payment Order, and any such notification would ordinarily be made by the Customer to their bank.
The Merchant has no liability with respect to any Unauthorised Payment Order or Incorrectly Executed Payment Order unless: (i) GoCardless can show there has been fraud on the part of the Merchant which has given rise to the Unauthorised Payment Order; or (ii) the Merchant has, with intent or negligence, failed to comply with any obligation under this Agreement which has, in turn, caused the Unauthorised Payment Order or Incorrectly Executed Payment Order to occur.
Provided that you have notified us in accordance with clause 50 and subject to clause 53, GoCardless will repay the amount of any sums paid out pursuant to an Unauthorised Payment Order and any related interest and charges but will have no further liability to you.