Notice and Takedown. Customer shall behave toward third parties with due care and in a lawful manner, at all times and in all cases, e.g. regarding third party rights such as data protection rights and IPRs. With the aim of avoiding any liability to third parties or limiting the consequences of a liability towards third parties, Unit4 is, at all times, entitled to take measures at its own discretion in relation to an act or omission by or at the risk of Customer, including acts or omissions that infringe or could possibly infringe those third party rights. Unit4 cannot be required to form an opinion on the validity of the claim of third parties or of the Customer’s defence, or to become involved in any way in a dispute between Customer and third parties. Customer shall remove Customer Data immediately on the first written request of Unit4. If Customer fails to do so, Unit4 is entitled to remove the Customer Data or prevent access to Customer Data at its discretion. In the event of the infringement or imminent infringement of this clause 5.8, Unit4 is entitled to refuse Customer access to Unit4’s systems and the Unit4 SaaS with immediate effect and without prior notice. The foregoing does not affect any other measures or the exercising of other rights by Unit4 in relation to the Customer.
Notice and Takedown. 1. Ungraded respects the Intellectual Property Rights of others, and requires its User(s) to do the same.
2. If a User, a visitor or a third party believes that its work has been copied or used in a way that violates its Intellectual Property Rights or his other rights, he has to notify Ungraded in writing through the contact details available in article 18.
3. The notice shall include, at least, the following information:
a. the contact details of the notifier;
b. all relevant information Ungraded needs to evaluate the User Content, including the location of the User Content on the Platform (URL);
c. a description of why the User Content is unlawful or undesirable according to the the criteria published by Ungraded; and
Notice and Takedown. 10.1 If another Supplier, a user, a visitor or a third party reports unlawful Content, or Content that is undesirable according to the criteria published in this General Purchase Conditions by Ungraded, he has to notify Ungraded in writing through the contact details available in article 16.
10.2 The notice shall include, at least, the following information:
a. the contact details of the notifier;
b. all relevant information Ungraded needs to evaluate the Content, including the location of the Content on the Platform (URL);
c. a description of why the content is unlawful or undesirable according to the the criteria published by Ungraded; and
Notice and Takedown. 2.1. If LeaseWeb receives a take‐down, service cessation or link deletion, or other notice (“Notice”), LeaseWeb will provide a copy of the Notice to the Customer. If Customer does not, within the period prescribed by LeaseWeb, either (i) show cause why the Notice is not valid, or, (ii) take appropriate action to comply with the Notice to the reasonable satisfaction of LeaseWeb, LeaseWeb may take down, disable or suspend access to the Service or the allegedly illegal or infringing content or suspend the Service or any part thereof without incurring any liability towards Customer. If Customer’s cause under sub (i) is – in LeaseWeb’s sole and absolute discrection – not sufficient to determine that the Notice is invalid, then Customer shall immediately upon LeaseWeb first request take the action set forth under sub (ii) hereof.
Notice and Takedown. If Partner believes that its copyrightable material has been infringed by a third party using the Avalara Partner Portal, please send a notice to Avalara’s copyright agent, including the following information: (a) an electronic or physical signature of the person authorized to act on behalf of the owner of the copyright interest; (b) a description of the copyrighted work that Partner claims has been infringed upon; (c) a description of where the material that Partner claims is infringing is located on the Avalara Partner Portal; (d) Partner’s address, telephone number, and e- mail address; (e) a statement by Partner that is has a good-faith belief that the disputed use is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law; and (f) a statement by Partner, made under penalty of perjury, that the above information in its notice is accurate and that Partner is the copyright owner or authorized to act on the copyright owner’s behalf. Avalara’s Copyright Agent for notice of claims of copyright infringement on its Sites can be reached as follows: Avalara, Inc.
