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ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION To the extent permitted by law, this User Agreement and any other agreements, communications, disclosures, messages or warnings or other communications regarding the Site, a financial service or a product with us (referred to as „Communications“) may be provided to you electronically, and you agree to receive communications in electronic form. Electronic messages may be published on the pages of this website and/or sent to your e-mail address registered with us. You print a paper copy of all electronic communications and keep them for your documents. All electronic communications are considered „written“ and received and effective when posted on this website or distributed to your e-mail address, whether or not you have viewed or read the electronic communications. We reserve the right to provide communications on paper. Your consent to the electronic receipt of communications is valid until you revoke your consent by informing us in writing of your decision. If you withdraw your consent to receive electronic communications, we may terminate your right to use the Website or receive our financial services or products (including the deposit of accounts) and you will assume exclusive responsibility for prepayment indemnities, taxes or other consequences arising from an involuntary termination of a financial service, to the extent permitted by law. APPLICATION In the event of non-application of any provision of this User Agreement, the remaining provisions remain uninforceable and the unenforceable provision is replaced by an enforceable provision or provision that is closest to the intent underlying the unenforceable provision or provision. This User Agreement is subject to all other agreements you have with us. ACT also applied to the court, Neuro-Rehab Assocs., Inc. v. AMRESCO Comm. Fin., LLC, 2006 WL 1704258 (D.

Mass. Colucci, Colucci, Marcus & Flavin, P.C. v. Citizens Bank of Mass., 2018 WL 1567605 (D. Mass. Mar. 30, 2018). In Neuro-Rehab, the Tribunal held that claims of misrepresentation prior to formation „essentially resemble the right to annul contractual agreements“ and that, therefore, the clause that covered the issues of „validity“ and „third-party effectiveness“ of the contract affected the right to an unlawful act prior to formation. 2006 WL 1704258, at *9. On the other hand, ACI`s delicate claim does not seek withdrawal and does not call into question the validity and applicability of the contract. Nor is Colucci convincing if the parties have not challenged the application of the choice provision of the treaty.

2018 WL 1567605, at *2. The report recommends that KeyBank render a judgment on ACI`s allegation that the defendants violated the confidentiality rules of the EB and OLB agreements by disclosing confidential information to KeyBank and Northwest Bank during the merger process, because ACI did not demonstrate that it could prove damages and did not respond to KeyBank`s argument, that, under the legislation in force, damages constitute an essential element of a right of infringement. . . .