Common use of Electronic Instructions Clause in Contracts

Electronic Instructions. The Client acknowledges that from time to time, USL needs to act on fax or electronic instructions (including but not limited to email or short message service (SMS)) from the Client. The Client understands that facsimile and electronic instructions are not secure means of communication and there are risks involved. The Client hereby requests USL to accept such facsimile or electronic instructions for the Client’s convenience. USL is hereby authorized to act on any facsimile or electronic instructions that USL in its sole discretion believe emanate from the Client. Provided that USL exercises reasonable care in verifying the signature of the purported authorized person in the facsimile instructions or the identity of the person giving the electronic instructions, USL shall not be liable for acting in good faith on facsimile or electronic instructions that emanate from unauthorized persons.

Electronic Instructions. The Client acknowledges that from time to time, USL SISL needs to act on fax or electronic instructions (including but not limited to email or short message service (SMS)) from the Client. The Client understands that facsimile and electronic instructions are not secure means of communication and there are risks involved. The Client hereby requests USL SISL to accept such facsimile or electronic instructions for the Client’s convenience. USL SISL is hereby authorized to act on any facsimile or electronic instructions that USL SISL in its sole discretion believe emanate from the Client. Provided that USL SISL exercises reasonable care in verifying the signature of the purported authorized person in the facsimile instructions or the identity of the person giving the electronic instructions, USL SISL shall not be liable for acting in good faith on facsimile or electronic instructions that emanate from unauthorized persons.

Electronic Instructions. The Client acknowledges that from time to time, USL needs to act on fax or electronic instructions (including but not limited to email or short message service (SMS)) from the Client. The Client understands that facsimile and electronic instructions are not secure means of communication and there are risks involved. The Client hereby requests USL to accept such facsimile or electronic instructions for the Client’s convenience. USL is hereby authorized to act on any facsimile or electronic instructions that USL in its sole discretion believe emanate from the Client. Provided that USL exercises reasonable care in verifying the signature of the purported authorized person in the facsimile instructions or the identity of the person giving the electronic instructions, USL shall not be liable for acting in good faith on facsimile or electronic instructions that emanate from unauthorized persons.or