User Statement Clause Samples

A User Statement clause defines the requirements and responsibilities for users to provide accurate and truthful information when interacting with a service or platform. Typically, this clause applies to user registrations, submissions, or any declarations made by users, ensuring that the information they provide is current and not misleading. Its core function is to protect the service provider from liability or issues arising from false or incomplete user statements, thereby maintaining the integrity and reliability of the platform.
User Statement. The User declares it is an entity entitled to act on its behalf and use the Service at its own cost and risk for the purposes agreed under this Agreement and Supplemental Agreement.
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User Statement. The User declares that the funds sent by him/her do not originate from the proceeds of crime and that the purpose of concluding the contract is not to legalize the proceeds of crime or to carry out transactions aimed at supporting or financing terrorism within the meaning of Act No. 253/2008 Coll., on certain measures against the legalization of the proceeds of crime and the financing of terrorism, as amended (hereinafter referred to as "AMLZ").
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