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Terms & Conditions - HSBC

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(iii) When an organisational Customer terminates its operations in accordance with the<br />

stipulations of the laws.<br />

(iv) In the event that the Customer breaches any law or any of these Premier Master Account<br />

<strong>Terms</strong> and <strong>Conditions</strong> or any other <strong>Terms</strong> and <strong>Conditions</strong> specific to particular types of<br />

Accounts, including but not limited to failing to submit supporting documents for Account<br />

opening as required by the Bank within 30 (thirty) days from the date of the Account<br />

Opening Form or within a certain period as stipulated by the Bank from time to time.<br />

(v) The Bank may at any time close any Account in its sole discretion with or without notice<br />

or giving any cause and the Bank will take no responsibility when doing this. In the case<br />

of termination of a specific Account, the other Accounts or services shall be governed<br />

by these Premier Master Account <strong>Terms</strong> and <strong>Conditions</strong> and the provisions of any<br />

Mandate(s) pertaining thereto.<br />

(vi) Upon the Account Closure, the remaining balance in the Account (less any banking<br />

charges) shall be paid as requested by the Customer.<br />

4.2.2 For reasons of security and to protect the interests of the Customer, the Bank, at its<br />

discretion, may suspend the operation of Account in circumstances where there has<br />

been no transaction on such Account for a 06 month period (“Dormant Account”). The<br />

following provisions shall be applicable to Dormant Accounts:<br />

(i)<br />

In the event that the Dormant Account balance reaches zero and no Instruction or notice<br />

from Customer is received by the Bank following 30 (thirty) days from the date of the<br />

Bank’s notice on the Dormant Account, the Bank shall close the Dormant Account.<br />

(ii) The Customer agrees that the Bank reserves the right to suspend all transactions with<br />

respect to the Dormant Account until the Bank receives valid Instructions from the<br />

Customer. In additions, a charge on the Dormant Account will be applied as per the<br />

Bank’s tariff from time to time until the account balance reaches zero and then the<br />

Dormant Account will be automatically closed with no further notice.<br />

(iii) If there is no debit transaction through the Dormant Account for 6 (six) subsequent<br />

months, the Dormant Account shall be identified as an “Unclaimed Account”. The<br />

Account shall remain suspended and a charge on the Unclaimed Account will be applied<br />

as per the Bank’s tariff from time to time until the account balance reaches zero and then<br />

the Unclaimed Account will be automatically closed with no further notice.<br />

4.2.3 These <strong>Terms</strong> and <strong>Conditions</strong> may, at the Bank’s sole discretion, be changed from time to<br />

time upon giving the Customer prior notice by way of display in the Bank’s premises or by<br />

such other method as the Bank may decide. If the Customer does not close the Master<br />

Account prior to the expiry of the notice period, the Customer shall be deemed to have<br />

agreed to such change.<br />

4.2.4 The termination of a Master Account shall for all purposes terminate the Tier and all the<br />

Features that the Customer enjoys under or in connection with that Master Account as a<br />

result of the Tier allocation.<br />

5. Tier<br />

5.1 The Bank may from time to time designate one or more Tier(s) with different Features,<br />

which may include enhanced services, preferential terms. For preferential interest rates<br />

and/or special promotions on other accounts, the Bank may allocate (but without any<br />

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