LIMITATIONS ON ACCESS AND USE. User hereby acknowledges and agrees to Internet Access.
LIMITATIONS ON ACCESS AND USE. User hereby acknowledges and agrees to use Internet access under the terms and conditions imposed by the Trustee.
LIMITATIONS ON ACCESS AND USE. User hereby acknowledges and agrees to Internet Access. PURPOSE -- Shall be for the sole purpose of viewing and inspecting the selected data and records under the control and custody of the Trustee, and User shall neither make nor attempt to make any data entry changes or modification to any record or data.
LIMITATIONS ON ACCESS AND USE. User hereby acknowledges and agrees to Internet access. PURPOSE – Shall be for the sole purpose of viewing and inspecting the selected data and records under the control and custody of the Trustee, and User shall neither make nor attempt to make any data entry changes or modification to any record or data. USE ‐ Is provided solely for the use of User in User’s business. User hereby expressly agrees that it will not use nor allow the use of records, data or information obtained through the Internet access for the purpose of solicitation or any other use or practice not specifically permitted by this agreement. MANNER – Will be accessed and used by User only in the manner expressly authorized and permitted by the Trustee. User agrees that it will neither use nor permit use of the Website in any manner or for any purpose which is not authorized by the Trustee or which is unlawful or which is likely to cause damage or disrepair to the equipment, software, records or Website of the Trustee
LIMITATIONS ON ACCESS AND USE. User acknowledges and agrees to limit the scope of Internet access as follows:
LIMITATIONS ON ACCESS AND USE. The Privacy Act requires that each matching agreement specify prohibitions on duplication and redisclosure of records provided by the source agency within or outside the recipient agency or the non-federal agency, except where provided by law or essential to the conduct of the matching program. 5 U.S.C. §552a(o)(1)(H). The Privacy Act also requires that each matching agreement specify procedures governing the use by a recipient agency or non-federal agency of records provided in a matching program by a source agency, including procedures governing return of records to the source agency or destruction of records used in such program. 5 U.S.C. §552(o)(1)(I).
LIMITATIONS ON ACCESS AND USE. User hereby acknowledges and agrees to the following as to its internet access to the Trustee's records and files: PURPOSE – Shall be for the sole purpose of viewing and inspecting the selected data and records under the control and custody of the Trustee, and User shall neither make nor attempt to make any data entry changes or modifications to any record or data. USE – Is provided solely for the use of User in connection with User's participation as a party in interest (e.g. debtor or creditor) or attorney for such a party in interest in the chapter 13 bankruptcy case(s) for which data is viewed. User hereby expressly agrees that it will not use nor allow the use of records, data or information obtained through the internet access for the purpose of solicitation or any other use or practice not specifically permitted by this agreement. MANNER – Will be accessed and used by User only in the manner expressly authorized and permitted by the Trustee. User agrees that it will neither use nor permit use of the
LIMITATIONS ON ACCESS AND USE. User hereby acknowledges and agrees that Internet access: USE-Is provided solely for the use of the User in User=s business. User agrees that it will not use nor show the use of records, data, or information obtained through the Internet access for the purpose of solicitation or any other use or practice not specifically permitted by this agreement.
LIMITATIONS ON ACCESS AND USE. The Privacy Act requires that each matching agreement specify prohibitions on duplication and redisclosure of records provided by the source agency within or outside the recipient agency or the non-federal agency, except where provided by law or essential to the conduct of the matching program. 5 U.S.C. §552a(o)(1)(H). The Privacy Act also requires that each matching agreement specify procedures governing the use by a recipient agency or non-federal agency of records provided in a matching program by a source agency, including procedures governing return of the records to the source agency or destruction of records used in such program. 5 U.S.C. §552a(o)(1)(I).
A. Limitations on the Use of Information by OCSE
1. OCSE may not duplicate or disseminate (within or outside OCSE) SSA finder files and the information contained within SSA’s files without the written approval of SSA, except as necessary for backup to ongoing operations of the matching program. SSA will not grant such authority unless the disclosure is required by law or is essential to the matching program. Once the matching activity authorized under this agreement is completed, the SSA finder files remain the property of SSA and must be handled as provided in sections X and XI.
2. OCSE may only use or access SSA finder files and information provided by SSA for the purposes specified in this agreement.
3. OCSE may not use SSA finder files to extract information concerning the individuals named within the files for any purpose not specified in the agreement.
B. Limitations on the Use, Duplication, and Redisclosure of Information by SSA
1. SSA may only use NDNH information for the purposes specified in this agreement.
2. SSA may not use NDNH information to extract information concerning the named individuals for any purpose not specified in this agreement.
3. SSA may not duplicate or disseminate NDNH information (within or outside SSA) without the written permission of OCSE, except as necessary for backup to ongoing operations of the matching program and for the purpose of disaster recovery. Permitted paper folder and electronic NDNH duplication or dissemination must be in accord with sections X and XI.C. OCSE will not grant such authority unless the disclosure is required by law or is essential to the matching program.
4. Once matching activity under this agreement is completed, information provided by OCSE remains the property of OCSE and must be handled as provided in sections X and XI.
LIMITATIONS ON ACCESS AND USE. 5.1. Nothing contained in the Course T&C or on this Site should be construed as granting, by implication, estoppel or otherwise, any license or right to use the Course Content in any manner without the prior written consent of geoLOGIC or such third party that may own the intellectual property contained in the Course.
5.2. For the avoidance of doubt, Permitted Use does not include the right to, and You may not: offer any part of the Course for sale or distribute it over any other medium including but not limited to over- the-air television or radio broadcast, a computer network or hyperlink framing on the internet; or use the Course Content to construct a database of any kind. Nor may the Course Content be stored (in its entirety or in any part) in databases for access by You or any third party or to distribute any database services containing all or part of the Course Content. You may not use any data extracted from the Course Content in any way to improve the quality of any data sold or contributed by you to any third party; or use, transfer, distribute, or dispose of any information contained in the Course Content in any manner to compete with or disrupt the business of geoLOGIC or any of its Suppliers, or to develop products that compete with the Course; or use the whole or a substantial part of the Digital Publication or Materials to produce reports, documents, works of authorship or written materials (“Derivatives”) for the purpose of archiving, copying or storing the Digital Publication for use following the termination of this Agreement. Derivatives will be considered to be a substantial amount if that amount has independent commercial value or could be used as a substitute for any service provided by geoLOGIC or is marketed by geoLOGIC; or assign, transfer, sell, lease, rent, charge or otherwise deal in or encumber the Digital Publication or the Extracts; or remove or alter any copyright or other proprietary notice on any of the Digital Publication; or permit any third party to use the Digital Publication in any way whatsoever nor use the Digital Publication on behalf of or for the benefit of any third party in any way whatsoever; or use the Digital Publication nor allow anyone else to use the Digital Publication to create a substitute for any service provided by or separately marketed by geoLOGIC.
5.3. Use of the Site for illegal purposes is prohibited. You will not nor will You cause or permit any Person to: use the Site to harvest or collect e...
