Common use of Electronic Data Exchange Clause in Contracts

Electronic Data Exchange. 21.1. During the provision of the Services, the parties may communicate electronically. However, it is not possible to guarantee that the electronic data transfer can take place entirely securely, without viruses or errors, and consequently such data transmissions could be hacked, falsified, lost, deleted, delayed or made unusable. The parties acknowledge that no system or procedure can completely rule out such risks. 21.2. The parties hereby confirm that they accept these risks, permit the use of electronic communication and agree to deploy all available and appropriate measures to detect the most common viruses before sending on information electronically. Each party shall be responsible for the protection of its own systems and interests with regard to the electronic communication and no party can be held liable in any way or form, on contractual or criminal grounds (including on the grounds of negligence) or on any other grounds for any loss, error or omission resulting from or relating to the use of electronic communication between the parties.

Electronic Data Exchange. 21.1. During the provision of the Services, the parties Parties may communicate electronically. However, it is not possible to guarantee that the electronic data transfer can take place entirely securely, without viruses or errors, and consequently such data transmissions could be hacked, falsified, lost, deleted, delayed or made unusable. The parties Parties acknowledge that no system or procedure can completely rule out such risks. 21.2. The parties Parties hereby confirm that they accept these risks, permit the use of electronic communication and agree to deploy all available and appropriate measures to detect the most common viruses before sending on information electronically. Each party Party shall be responsible for the protection of its own systems and interests with regard to the electronic communication and no party Party can be held liable in any way or form, on contractual or criminal grounds (including on the grounds of negligence) or on any other grounds for any loss, error or omission resulting from or relating to the use of electronic communication between the partiesParties.