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CHAPTER 13

The Unauthorised Debit Balance lf there is an unauthorised debit balance on the bank account, the Bank shall charge interest at the statutory interest ratę. The interest shall accrue from the datę of

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1. Payments into the Customeris account where an unauthorised debit balance appeared shall be appropriated in the following order to cover of the Customeris liabilities:

1/ interest due to the Bank from the debt that emerged.

2/ the amountof the debt to the Bank,

3/ other payments due on the day the funds are credited (paid).

contractually the Bank’s debt claim due to unauthorised debit balance. occurring under the Bank Account Agreement. against any debt claim which the Customer may have against the Bank (whether matured or not) under any current account agreement or auxiliary account agreement (not exduding the Bank Account Agreement) or term deposit account agreement, at the Banks option. The set-off shall not require any additional dedaration of the Bank. If the account is held in any other cunency than PLN, then the funds accrued on such account shall, for the purpose of covering of the Customeris matured debt, be converted, in relevant portion, into PLN at the exchange ratę given in the mBank S. A. Exchange Rates as on the day of repayment of debt due to unauthorised

CHAPTER 14

Bank Statements and Balance Confirmation

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1.    The Bank shall determine the balance after each change in the amount of funds on the account by providing bank statements to the Customer as often as specified in the Application.

2.    The bank statements include information on payment instrudions fulfilled, as well as settlements, and fees and commissions collected by the Bank.

3.    Bank statements shall be supplied to the Customer eledronically in the form of electronic files within the internet banking system.

4.    Bank statements may be received and viewed by the following users selected by the Customer in the Application:

21 users specified by the Customer in the Application.

5.    Statements provided by the Bank eledronically are documents related to banking activities, prepared on electronic media. Statements shall contain Identification data such as the statement datę and last twelve digits of the given Customer bank account number for which the statement was generated.

6.    The datę, on which statements are provided to the Customer eledronically, as spedfied in patagraph 3, shall be the datę on which the statement is madę available to the Customer.

7.    The Customer is obliged to notify the Bank forthwith of his lack of access to bank statements madę available by the Bank eledronically despite Customeris observance of requirements set forth in the mBank CompanyNet Regulations.

8.    The Bank shall prepare copies of bank statements against a fee on the Customeris request.

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provide the necessary information and correct (reverse) the incorred entry if the error arose from a mistake by the Bank The failure to submit objections to the statement within 14 days of its receipt means the Customeris confirmation of compliance of the account tumover and balance.

2. The Bank is liable for the predse fulfilment of instrudions. The Customer is liable for errors in the wording of the instrudions issued to the Bank. The Bank shall not reverse an account as a result of an error in the Customeris instrudions. Any possible related disputes are resolved by the parties without the Banks participation.

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Signature Card" submitted to the Bank and return it within 14 days of the datę of receipt of the notice as confirmation of a matching balance. The lack of return of the signed notice by the Customer by that datę is considered by the Bank to be confirmation of a matching balance.

2. If the balance figures do not match, the Bank shall check the reason for the mismatch. If the mistake was madę by the Bank the Bank shall make the necessary corredion and re-send the notice with the correded balance.

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1.    The withdrawal of ertoneously paid or etroneously posted funds shall result in the Customeris civil liability.

2.    If an incorred accounting entry is madę in the Customeris account through the fault of a bank partidpating in the transaction or the Bank, the Bank reserves the right to cancel the entry without Customeris request.

3.    The Bank notifies the Customer of the correded entry on the account (debit/ credit) on the bank statement.

CHAPTER 15

Tennination of the Agreement and Closure of the Bank Account

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1.    Either the Customer or the Bank may terminate the Bank Account Agreement by providing a notice period of one month. The notice period of the termination shall start on the datę on which the notice is de!ivered to one of the parties.

2.    An Agreement that has been concluded for a definite period terminates on the deadline until which it was conduded.

3.    The Bank may terminate the Agreement in accordance with paragraph 1 for valid reasons, in particular:

1/ a serious breach of the provisions of the Bank Account Agreement or the regulations referred to in the Bank Account Agreement or these Regulations by the Customer,

21 use of the bank account against generally applicable laws,

3/ no funds paid into account for one month from its opening and a zero account balance is marniained.

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