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17. TERMS SEPARATE, WAIVER, INTERPRETATION
17.1. Each of these Terms and Conditions is separate from the others.
If any Term or Condition is illegal or cannot be enforced now or in
future, the rest of the Terms and Conditions will remain in full force
and effect.
17.2. If the Bank waives a right it has against the Customer (or
Cardholder) in these Terms and Conditions or delays in enforcing
such a right, that does not affect the Bank’s rights to enforce any
right in future. This applies even if the Bank waives a right or delays
its enforcement many times.
17.3. A reference to a thing done or to be done by the Bank includes a
reference to a thing done or to be done by an agent of the Bank
where the context admits or requires.
17.4. In these Terms and Conditions examples are given to illustrate
Terms and Conditions. The meaning and scope of these Terms and
Conditions is never limited to these examples.
17.5. The headings used in these Terms and Conditions do not form part
of the legal agreement between the Customer and Bank.
17.6. A reference to “person” includes a reference to a human being,
corporation, partnership or organisation; an “individual” is a
human being and includes a reference to the estate of a deceased
individual.
17.7. A reference in the singular includes a reference in the plural and vice
versa as the context admits or requires.
17.8. A reference in the neuter, feminine or masculine includes a reference
to any person as the context admits or requires.
17.9. A reference to “Card” does not necessarily denote a plastic credit
card in conventional form; the expression shall include a reference
to devices or means of payment in some other form where the
context admits or requires that interpretation but not where these
Terms and Conditions expressly provide or (by the factual context of
a passage) imply otherwise.
18. JURISDICTION/COMPLAINTS
18.1. This Agreement and the use of each Card are subject to Irish Law
and the Courts of Ireland have jurisdiction in any matter arising from
them.
18.2. If the Customer wishes to make a complaint it may do so by writing
to Bank of Ireland Credit Operations, Customer Service, 2nd Floor,
Operations Centre, Cabinteely, Dublin 18. If the Customer belongs
to a class prescribed by the Financial Services Ombudsman
Council Regulations as a “consumer” for the purposes of Part
VIIIB of the Central Bank Act 1942 and is not satisfied with
the Bank’s response, the Customer can refer the matter to the
Financial Services Ombudsman by writing to The Financial Services
Ombudsman,Third Floor, Lincoln House, Lincoln Place, Dublin 2.
Bank of Ireland is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.