Limitation on Password Use Sample Clauses

Limitation on Password Use. Participants, Subscribers, and Authorized Affiliates of Participants that utilize the MLS system shall not furnish, disclose or permit the use of their MLS passwords and/or MLS access codes to any person, firm, company or other entity. In the event the password of a Participant or Subscriber is used in violation of Section 4.5, such Participant or Subscriber shall be liable to Central Texas MLS for all loss or damage caused by such use and shall be subject to a fine as de- scribed in Central Texas MLS’s Schedule of Fees, as may be updated from time to time, for each such entry and other sanctions as provided in these Rules and Regulations. The fact that the Participant or Subscriber did not grant consent to the use of the password shall not be a defense.
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Limitation on Password Use. Participants and Subscribers shall not permit any person to use his or her login name and password. In the event a Participant (or Subscriber) retains the services of an individual or company who will require access to MLS data, the Participant shall first contact MLS in writing, stating the purpose of the access, certifying that the access and the acquired data is within acceptable use, and the expected duration of such access. Said requests shall be signed by the Participant (and Subscriber when applicable) and the individual utilizing the access. Approval for such use will reside with the Board of Managers.

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