Written permission for disclosure Clause Samples

The 'Written permission for disclosure' clause requires that any sharing of confidential or sensitive information must be authorized in writing by the party that owns the information. In practice, this means that before one party can disclose protected details to a third party, they must first obtain explicit, documented consent from the other party, often in the form of a signed letter or email. This clause serves to protect proprietary or private information by ensuring that disclosures are controlled and traceable, thereby reducing the risk of unauthorized leaks or misuse.
Written permission for disclosure. You and/or the business member agree that your and/or the business member signing of the card application form and card nomination form shall constitute your and/or the business member’s written permission for any such disclosure for the purposes of Section 47 and the Third Schedule of the Banking Act (Chapter 19) or for any other disclosure imposed by law.
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Written permission for disclosure. The Corporate Account Holder and Cardholder agree that the signing of the card application form by the Corporate Account Holder and Cardholder shall constitute the Corporate Account Holder’s written permission for any such Bank or to the Bank’s solicitors.
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