Common use of Disabling of Subdomains After Publication Clause in Contracts

Disabling of Subdomains After Publication. If, after You have submitted a xxxxx.xxx subdomain and we have published it or associated it with a Xxxxx.xxx Site, We determine in Our sole discretion that it violates these Terms or the Master Subscription Agreement, or if We receive a notice or claim alleging that any such subdomain violates or infringes any law or third-party right, We may disable the associated URL and Xxxxx.xxx Sites and make reactivation of those Xxxxx.xxx Sites conditional on Your submitting a new subdomain acceptable to Us.

Disabling of Subdomains After Publication. If, after You have submitted a xxxxx.xxx subdomain and we have published it or associated it with a Xxxxx.xxx Site, We determine in Our sole discretion that it violates these Terms or the Master Subscription Main Services Agreement, or if We receive a notice or claim alleging that any such subdomain violates or infringes any law or third-party right, We may disable the associated URL and Xxxxx.xxx Sites and make reactivation of those Xxxxx.xxx Sites conditional on Your submitting a new subdomain acceptable to Us.

Disabling of Subdomains After Publication. If, after You have submitted a xxxxx.xxx xxxxxxxxxx.xxx subdomain and we have published it or associated it with a Xxxxx.xxx Xxxxxxxxxx.xxx Site, We determine in Our sole discretion that it violates these Terms or the Master Subscription Services Agreement, or if We receive a notice or claim alleging that any such subdomain violates or infringes any law or third-party third­party right, We may disable the associated URL and Xxxxx.xxx Sites XxxxXxxxxx.xxx Application and make reactivation of those Xxxxx.xxx Sites XxxxXxxxxx.xxx Applications conditional on Your submitting a new subdomain acceptable to Us.