Elimination of Antisocial Forces in Japan Sample Clauses

Elimination of Antisocial Forces in Japan. If the KEYSIGHT entity is located in Japan, this section shall apply. If Seller falls under a group or an individual person who pursues economic benefits using violent, intimidating or fraudulent means, or conducts any of the following acts, either by itself or through a third party, KEYSIGHT may terminate this Order without prior notice: (i) making demands using violent means; (ii) making unlawful or false demands; (iii) using threatening words, behavior or violence with regard to trading; (iv) damaging the credit or obstructing business of KEYSIGHT, by spreading a rumor or using a fraudulent means or force; or (v) any other act equivalent to one of the preceding acts.
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