Common use of Extraordinary Cancellation of the Contract Clause in Contracts

Extraordinary Cancellation of the Contract. 17.3.1 EIF may cancel the Contract extraordinarily, notifying the Registrar of this not less than 1 (one) calendar month in advance, if EIF has on the basis of clause 17.1.2 halted the performance of the Contract and the Registrar has not eliminated the breach of Contract that was the reason for the halting of the performance of the Contract within 2 (two) calendar months as of the receipt of the notice submitted by EIS regarding the breach of Contract. 17.3.2 EIF may suspend the performance of the Contract or terminate it extraordinarily without prior notice if EIF cannot be reasonably required to continue performing the Contract, considering all the circumstances and mutual interests. Under this clause, EIF may suspend the Contract or terminate the Contract extraordinarily if at least one of the following circumstances is present: 17.3.2.1 Liquidation or bankruptcy proceedings are commenced against the Registrar or the Registrar ends the provision of registration services to Registrants; or 17.3.2.2 The Registrar is in material breach of its personal data protection obligations under the Contract; or 17.3.2.3 The Registrar has allowed for exploitative abuse of the domain registry data or the EIF information systems, including for the falsification of data or the amendment of data without the consent of the Registrant by third parties or by employees of the Registrar; 17.3.2.4 The Registrar has repeatedly been in material breach of the Contract.