Terms & Conditions - HSBC
Terms & Conditions - HSBC
Terms & Conditions - HSBC
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except for a manifest error.<br />
5.8 The withdrawal of a Tier shall not in itself affect the use or operation of the Master<br />
Account or the Accounts unless the Bank specifies otherwise.<br />
6. Bank-Customer Relationship<br />
6.1 The relationship between the Bank and the Customer is basically that of debtor and<br />
creditor. However, other relationship may arise, such as bailor and bailee when items are<br />
held in safe custody, according to the Services provided.<br />
6.2 The Customer confirms that the Customer is acting as principal in relation to the Services<br />
and the Master Account, including all Accounts.<br />
7. Transaction Records (Statements) and Notification<br />
7.1 Consolidated Statements of Account will be provided to Customers on a monthly basis<br />
(or such other intervals as may be requested by the Customer, determined by the Bank<br />
from time to time, or otherwise required by the law). The Bank reserves the right not to<br />
provide any Consolidated Statement of Account if there is no transaction, no account<br />
balance and no accrual interest in the Master Account during the period covered by the<br />
Consolidated Statement of Account concerned and no notice will be given in that regard.<br />
7.2 The Consolidated Statement of Account may, in addition to information on the Services,<br />
the Accounts and the Tier, include such information (as determined by the Bank at its<br />
sole discretion) of any other services, products or accounts of the type(s) selected by or<br />
relating to the Customer which are maintained with or provided by the Bank (or any of its<br />
subsidiaries) from time to time under the same identification documents as the Master<br />
Account (regardless of the related correspondence address).<br />
7.3 The Customer agrees to examine each Consolidated Statement of Account provided<br />
by the Bank to see if there are any errors, discrepancies, unauthorised debits or other<br />
transactions or entries arising from whatever cause, including without limitation, forgery,<br />
forged signature, fraud, lack of authority or negligence of the Customer or any other<br />
personal (“errors”). The Customer also agrees that the Consolidated Statement of<br />
Account shall, as between the Bank and the Customer, be conclusive evidence as to<br />
the balance shown therein and that the Consolidated Statement of Account shall be<br />
binding upon the Customer, who shall be deemed to have agreed to waive any rights to<br />
raise objections or pursue any remedies against the Bank in respect thereof, unless the<br />
Customer notifies the Bank in writing of any such errors within 90 days after:<br />
(a)<br />
(b)<br />
(c)<br />
Personal delivery of such Consolidated Statement of Account to the Customer if it is<br />
personally delivered; or<br />
The Bank has posted the Consolidated Statement of Account if it is sent by post; or<br />
The Bank has placed the Consolidated Statement of Account in the Personal Internet<br />
Banking Profile of the Customer if it is made available in the same.<br />
7.4 The Customer is deemed to have received and be aware of all transactions disclosed<br />
on each Transaction Record or Consolidated Statement of Account for the preceding<br />
month, whether the Customer actually receives one or not, on the earlier of: the day the<br />
Customer receives a Transaction Record or Consolidated Statement of Account; the day<br />
on which the Customer becomes aware of facts that reasonably alert them as to the<br />
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