Common use of Exclusivity Limitations Clause in Contracts

Exclusivity Limitations. The exclusivity granted to HTI in this Section 2(g) is not intended to restrict DCC in, and shall not limit or interfere with, its reasonable fulfillment of, the existing and future agreements, relationships and program participations of DCC that are listed in Exhibit I-1 (collectively the “Existing Telematics Agreements and Programs”); provided, however, that no amendment or modification to the Existing Telematics Agreements and Programs (other than any amendment or modification to a program if such modification does not require the consent of DCC) shall expand the limitations with respect to HTI’s exclusivity rights that exist under, or as a result of, such Existing Telematics Agreements and Programs as of the date hereof. If DCC or its Affiliate enters into an agreement with a third-party pursuant to the last paragraph of Section 2(f)(iv) (an “Additional Excluded Telematics Agreement”), DCC and HTI shall add such Additional Excluded Telematics Agreement to Exhibit I-2. ***. Furthermore, notwithstanding anything in Section 2(g) to the contrary, if HTI fails to offer to DCC or its Affiliate, as applicable, within the time period specified in Sections 2(f)(ii) or 2(f)(iii) to provide the Additional Service or WiMax Service on terms as are described in such Sections, DCC or its Affiliate, as applicable, may thereafter enter into non-exclusive or exclusive relationships with one or more third parties for such third parties to provide the Additional Service or WiMax Service that HTI failed to offer to provide; provided, however, that such exclusivity shall not extend beyond such Additional Service or WiMax Service, as applicable. ***.