Common use of Complaints of Unauthorized Use of Listing Content Clause in Contracts

Complaints of Unauthorized Use of Listing Content. Any participant who believes another participant has engaged in the unauthorized use or display of listing content, including photographs, images, audio or video recordings, and virtual tours, shall send notice of such alleged unauthorized use to the MLS. Such notice shall be in writing, specifically identify the allegedly unauthorized content, and be filed with the service not more than sixty (60) days after the alleged misuse was first identified. No participant may pursue action over the alleged unauthorized use and display of listing content in a court of law without first completing the notice and response procedures outlined in this Section 9.3 of the MLS rules. Upon receiving a notice, the Committee (Board of Managers) will send the notice to the participant who is accused of unauthorized use. Within ten (10) days from receipt, the participant must either: 1) remove the allegedly unauthorized content, or 2) provide proof to the Committee (Board of Managers) that the use is authorized. Any proof submitted will be considered by the Committee (Board of Managers), and a decision of whether it establishes authority to use the listing content will be made within thirty (30) days. If the Committee (Board of Managers) determines that the use of the content was unauthorized, the Committee (Board of Managers) may issue a sanction pursuant to Section 7 of the MLS rules, including a request to remove and/or stop the use of the unauthorized content within ten (10) days after transmittal of the decision. If the unauthorized use stems from a violation of the MLS rules, that too will be considered at the time of establishing an appropriate sanction. If after ten (10) days following transmittal of the Committee’s (Board of Manager’s) determination the alleged violation remains uncured (i.e. the content is not removed or the rules violation remains uncured), then the complaining party may seek action through a court of law. M

Complaints of Unauthorized Use of Listing Content. Any participant who believes another participant has engaged in the unauthorized unauthor- ized use or display of listing content, including photographs, images, audio or video recordings, and virtual tours, shall send notice of such alleged unauthorized unauthor- ized use to the MLS. Such notice shall be in writing, specifically identify the allegedly alleg- edly unauthorized content, and be filed with delivered to the service MLS not more than sixty (60) days after the alleged misuse was first identified. No participant may pursue action ac- tion over the alleged unauthorized use and display of listing content in a court of law without first completing the notice and response procedures outlined in this Section 9.3 of the MLS rules. Upon receiving a notice, the Committee committee (Board of ManagersGovernors) will send the notice to the participant who is accused of unauthorized use. Within ten (10) days from receipt, the participant must either: 1) remove the allegedly unauthorized content, or 2) provide proof to the Committee committee (Board of ManagersGovernors) that the use is authorizedauthor- ized. Any proof submitted will be considered by the Committee (Board of ManagersXxxxx- xxxx), and a decision of whether it establishes authority to use the listing content will be made within thirty (30) days. If the Committee (Board of ManagersGovernors) determines that the use of the content was unauthorized, the Committee (Board of ManagersGovernors) may issue a sanction pursuant to Section 7 10 of the MLS rules, including a request to remove and/or stop the use of the unauthorized content within ten (10) days after transmittal of the decision. If the unauthorized use stems from a violation of the MLS rules, that too will be considered at the time of establishing an appropriate sanction. If after ten (10) days following transmittal of the Committee’s (Board of Manager’sXxxxx- xxxx’) determination the alleged violation remains uncured (i.e. the content is not removed or the rules violation remains uncured), then the complaining party may seek action through a court of law. M.

Complaints of Unauthorized Use of Listing Content. Any participant who believes another participant has engaged in the unauthorized use or display of listing content, including photographs, images, audio or video recordings, and virtual tours, shall send notice of such alleged unauthorized use to the MLS. Such notice shall be in writing, specifically identify the allegedly unauthorized content, and be filed with delivered to the service MLS not more than sixty (60) days after the alleged misuse was first identified. No participant may pursue action over the alleged unauthorized use and display of listing content in a court of law without first completing the notice and response procedures outlined in this Section 9.3 of the MLS rules. Upon receiving a notice, the Committee committee (Board of ManagersGovernors) will send the notice to the participant who is accused of unauthorized use. Within ten (10) days from receipt, the participant must either: 1) remove the allegedly unauthorized content, or 2) provide proof to the Committee committee (Board of ManagersGovernors) that the use is authorized. Any proof submitted will be considered by the Committee (Board of ManagersGovernors), and a decision of whether it establishes authority to use the listing content will be made within thirty (30) days. If the Committee (Board of ManagersGovernors) determines that the use of the content was unauthorized, the Committee (Board of ManagersGovernors) may issue a sanction pursuant to Section 7 10 of the MLS rules, including a request to remove and/or stop the use of the unauthorized content within ten (10) days after transmittal of the decision. If the unauthorized use stems from a violation of the MLS rules, that too will be considered at the time of establishing an appropriate sanction. If after ten (10) days following transmittal of the Committee’s (Board of Manager’sGovernors’) determination the alleged violation remains uncured (i.e. the content is not removed or the rules violation remains uncured), then the complaining party may seek action through a court of law. M.

Complaints of Unauthorized Use of Listing Content. Any participant who believes another participant has engaged in the unauthorized use or display of listing content, including photographs, images, audio or video recordings, and virtual tours, shall send notice of such alleged unauthorized use to the MLS. Such notice shall be in writing, specifically identify the allegedly unauthorized content, and be filed with delivered to the service MLS not more than sixty (60) days after the alleged misuse was first identified. No participant may pursue action over the alleged unauthorized use and display of listing content in a court of law without first completing the notice and response procedures outlined in this Section 9.3 of the MLS rules. Upon receiving a notice, the Committee committee (Board of ManagersGovernors) will send the notice to the participant who is accused of unauthorized use. Within ten (10) days from receipt, the participant must either: 1) remove the allegedly unauthorized content, or 2) provide proof to the Committee committee (Board of ManagersGovernors) that the use is authorized. Any proof submitted will be considered by the Committee (Board of ManagersGovernors), and a decision of whether it establishes authority to use the listing content will be made within thirty (30) days. If the Committee (Board of ManagersGovernors) determines that the use of the content was unauthorized, the Committee (Board of ManagersGovernors) may issue a sanction pursuant to Section 7 10 of the MLS rules, including a request to remove and/or stop the use of the unauthorized content within ten (10) days after transmittal of the decision. If the unauthorized use stems from a violation of the MLS rules, that too will be considered at the time of establishing an appropriate sanction. If after ten (10) days following transmittal of the Committee’s (Board of Manager’sGovernors’) determination the alleged violation remains uncured (i.e. the content is not n ot removed or the rules violation remains uncured), then the complaining party may seek action through a court of law. M.