Common use of Acceptable Use or Reliance on Certificates Clause in Contracts

Acceptable Use or Reliance on Certificates. a) The reliance placed upon any Electronic Signature created using the authentication Certificate and associated Private Key embedded within the e-ID shall be limited to proof-of-possession of the e-ID and knowledge of the associated activation data. The TSP does not authenticate the content of any message signed using an Electronic Signature and accordingly does not entertain any liability or risk in relation thereto; b) The Subscriber shall use or rely on the Certificates only for the purposes permitted by the CP and this Agreement and for no other purpose. The Subscriber acknowledges and agrees that any use of, or reliance on, the Certificates for purposes of any other transactions is at the Subscriber’s own risk and the TSP offers no express warranties regarding the fitness for purpose of the Certificates for any application not specifically approved in this Agreement or in the CP. To the fullest extent permitted by law, the TSP disclaims any implied warranties to the contrary; c) The TSP offers no express or implied warranties regarding the performance of any of the portal sites operated by the Government of Malta or other third parties; d) The Subscriber shall refrain from tampering with the Certificates and shall immediately inform the RA of any changes to the data on the Certificates; e) The Subscriber acknowledges that Certificates are not designed, intended, or authorised for use in hazardous circumstances or for uses requiring fail-safe performance; f) The Subscriber acknowledges and agrees that Certificates are personal to the relevant Subscriber and they are non-transferable. If a person relies upon a Certificate from an individual purporting to act on behalf of another legal person, the person does so entirely at its own risk; g) The Subscriber acknowledges that the service can be provided until the expiry of the Certificates. h) The Subscriber shall only use the Certificates to the extent consistent with applicable law.

Acceptable Use or Reliance on Certificates. a) The reliance placed upon any Electronic Signature created using the authentication Certificate and associated Private Key embedded within the e-ID shall be limited to proof-of-possession of the e-ID and knowledge of the associated activation data. The TSP does not authenticate the content of any message signed using an Electronic Signature and accordingly does not entertain any liability or risk in relation thereto; b) The Subscriber shall use or rely on the Certificates only for the purposes permitted by the CP and this Agreement and for no other purpose. The Subscriber acknowledges and agrees that any use of, or reliance on, the Certificates for purposes of any other transactions is at the Subscriber’s own risk and the TSP offers no express warranties regarding the fitness for purpose of the Certificates for any application not specifically approved in this Agreement or in the CP. To the fullest extent permitted by law, the TSP disclaims any implied warranties to the contrary; c) The TSP offers no express or implied warranties regarding the performance of any of the portal sites operated by the Government of Malta or other third parties; d) The Subscriber shall refrain from tampering with the Certificates and shall immediately inform the RA of any changes to the data on the Certificates; e) The Subscriber acknowledges that Certificates are not designed, intended, or authorised for use in hazardous circumstances or for uses requiring fail-safe performance; f) The Subscriber acknowledges and agrees that Certificates are personal to the relevant Subscriber and they are non-non- transferable. If a person relies upon a Certificate from an individual purporting to act on behalf of another legal person, the person does so entirely at its own risk; g) The Subscriber acknowledges that the service can be provided until the expiry of the Certificates. h) The Subscriber shall only use the Certificates to the extent consistent with applicable law.

Acceptable Use or Reliance on Certificates. a) The reliance placed upon any Electronic Signature created using the authentication Certificate and associated Private Key embedded within the e-ID shall be limited to proof-of-of- possession of the e-ID and knowledge of the associated activation data. The TSP does not authenticate the content of any message signed using an Electronic Signature and accordingly does not entertain any liability or risk in relation theretorelationthereto; b) The Subscriber shall use or rely on the Certificates only for the purposes permitted by the CP and this Agreement and for no other purpose. The Subscriber acknowledges and agrees that any use of, or reliance on, the Certificates for purposes of any other transactions is at the Subscriber’s own risk and the TSP offers no express warranties regarding the fitness for purpose of the Certificates for any application not specifically approved in this Agreement or in the CP. To the fullest extent permitted by law, the TSP disclaims any implied warranties to the contrary; c) The TSP offers no express or implied warranties regarding the performance of any of the portal sites operated by the Government of Malta or other third partiesthirdparties; d) The Subscriber shall refrain from tampering with the Certificates and shall immediately inform the RA of any changes to the data on the Certificates; e) The Subscriber acknowledges that Certificates are not designed, intended, or authorised for use in hazardous circumstances or for uses requiring fail-safe performance; f) The Subscriber acknowledges and agrees that Certificates are personal to the relevant Subscriber and they are non-non- transferable. If a person relies upon a Certificate from an individual purporting to act on behalf of another legal person, the person does so entirely at its own riskownrisk; g) The Subscriber acknowledges that the service can be provided until the expiry of the Certificates. h) The Subscriber shall only use the Certificates to the extent consistent with applicable law.

Acceptable Use or Reliance on Certificates. a) The reliance placed upon any Electronic Signature created using the authentication Certificate and associated Private Key embedded within the e-ID shall be limited to proof-of-possession ofpossession of the e-ID and knowledge of the associated activation data. The TSP does not authenticate the content of any message signed using an Electronic Signature and accordingly does not entertain any liability or risk in relation theretothere to; b) The Subscriber shall use or rely on the Certificates only for the purposes permitted by the CP and this Agreement and for no other purpose. The Subscriber acknowledges and agrees that any use of, or reliance on, the Certificates for purposes of any other transactions is at the Subscriber’s own risk and the TSP offers no express warranties regarding the fitness for purpose of the Certificates for any application not specifically approved in this Agreement or in the CP. To the fullest extent permitted by law, the TSP disclaims any implied warranties to the contrary; c) The TSP offers no express or implied warranties regarding the performance of any of the portal sites operated by the Government of Malta or other third parties; d) The Subscriber shall refrain from tampering with the Certificates and shall immediately inform the RA of any changes to the data on the Certificates; e) The Subscriber acknowledges that Certificates are not designed, intended, or authorised for use in hazardous circumstances or for uses requiring fail-safe performance; f) The Subscriber acknowledges and agrees that Certificates are personal to the relevant Subscriber and they are non-non- transferable. If a person relies upon a Certificate from an individual purporting to act on behalf of another legal person, the person does so entirely at its own risk; g) The Subscriber acknowledges that the service can be provided until the expiry of the Certificates. h) The Subscriber shall only use the Certificates to the extent consistent with applicable law.

Acceptable Use or Reliance on Certificates. a) The reliance placed upon any Electronic Signature created using the authentication Certificate and associated Private Key embedded within the e-ID shall be limited to proof-of-of- possession of the e-ID and knowledge of the associated activation data. The TSP does not authenticate the content of any message signed using an Electronic Signature and accordingly does not entertain any liability or risk in relation theretorelationthereto; b) The Subscriber shall use or rely on the Certificates only for the purposes permitted by the CP and this Agreement and for no other purpose. The Subscriber acknowledges and agrees that any use of, or reliance on, the Certificates for purposes of any other transactions is at the Subscriber’s own risk and the TSP offers no express warranties regarding the fitness for purpose of the Certificates for any application not specifically approved in this Agreement or in the CP. To the fullest extent permitted by law, the TSP disclaims any implied warranties to the contrary; c) The TSP offers no express or implied warranties regarding the performance of any of the portal sites operated by the Government of Malta or other third partiesthirdparties; d) The Subscriber shall refrain from tampering with the Certificates and shall immediately inform the RA of any changes to the data on the Certificates; e) The Subscriber acknowledges that Certificates are not designed, intended, or authorised for use in hazardous circumstances or for uses requiring fail-safe performance; f) The Subscriber acknowledges and agrees that Certificates are personal to the relevant Subscriber and they are non-non- transferable. If a person relies upon a Certificate from an individual purporting to act on behalf of another legal person, the person does so entirely at its own riskownrisk; g) The Subscriber acknowledges that the service can be provided until the expiry of the Certificates. h) The Subscriber shall only use the Certificates to the extent consistent with applicable lawlaw 13. Suspension and/or Revocation of Certificates.

Acceptable Use or Reliance on Certificates. a) The reliance placed upon any Electronic Signature created using the authentication Certificate and associated Private Key embedded within the e-ID shall be limited to proof-of-possession of the e-ID and knowledge of the associated activation data. The TSP does not authenticate the content of any message signed using an Electronic Signature and accordingly does not entertain any liability or risk in relation thereto; b) The Subscriber shall use or rely on the Certificates only for the purposes permitted by the CP and this Agreement and for no other purpose. The Subscriber acknowledges and agrees that any use of, or reliance on, the Certificates for purposes of any other transactions is at the Subscriber’s own risk and the TSP offers no express warranties regarding the fitness for purpose of the Certificates for any application not specifically approved in this Agreement or in the CP. To the fullest extent permitted by law, the TSP disclaims any implied warranties to the contrary; c) The TSP offers no express or implied warranties regarding the performance of any of the portal sites operated by the Government of Malta or other third parties; d) The Subscriber shall refrain from tampering with the Certificates and shall immediately inform the RA of any changes to the data on the Certificates; e) The Subscriber acknowledges that Certificates are not designed, intended, or authorised for use in hazardous circumstances or for uses requiring fail-safe performance; f) The Subscriber acknowledges and agrees that Certificates are personal to the relevant Subscriber and they are non-non- transferable. If a person relies upon a Certificate from an individual purporting to act on behalf of another legal person, the person does so entirely at its own riskownrisk; g) The Subscriber acknowledges that the service can be provided until the expiry of the Certificates. h) The Subscriber shall only use the Certificates to the extent consistent with applicable law.

Acceptable Use or Reliance on Certificates. a) The reliance placed upon any Electronic Signature created using the authentication Certificate and associated Private Key embedded within the e-ID shall be limited to proof-of-of- possession of the e-ID and knowledge of the associated activation data. The TSP does not authenticate the content of any message signed using an Electronic Signature and accordingly does not entertain any liability or risk in relation thereto; b) The Subscriber shall use or rely on the Certificates only for the purposes permitted by the CP and this Agreement and for no other purpose. The Subscriber acknowledges and agrees that any use of, or reliance on, the Certificates for purposes of any other transactions is at the Subscriber’s own risk and the TSP offers no express warranties regarding the fitness for purpose of the Certificates for any application not specifically approved in this Agreement or in the CP. To the fullest extent permitted by law, the TSP disclaims any implied warranties to the contrary; c) The TSP offers no express or implied warranties regarding the performance of any of the portal sites operated by the Government of Malta or other third parties; d) The Subscriber shall refrain from tampering with the Certificates and shall immediately inform the RA of any changes to the data on the Certificates; e) The Subscriber acknowledges that Certificates are not designed, intended, or authorised for use in hazardous circumstances or for uses requiring fail-safe performancesafeperformance; f) The Subscriber acknowledges and agrees that Certificates are personal to the relevant Subscriber and they are non-non- transferable. If a person relies upon a Certificate from an individual purporting to act on behalf of another legal person, the person does so entirely at its own risk; g) The Subscriber acknowledges that the service can be provided until the expiry of the Certificates. h) The Subscriber shall only use the Certificates to the extent consistent with applicable law.