Common use of Overlap Exception Clause in Contracts

Overlap Exception. If a domain registration is extended within the Transfer Grace Period, then the current Registrar's account is charged for the number of years the registration is extended. Note: If several billable operations, including a transfer, are performed on a domain and the domain is deleted within the grace periods of each of those operations, only those operations that were performed after the latest transfer, including the latest transfer, are credited to the current Registrar.

Overlap Exception. If a domain registration is extended within the Transfer Grace Period, then the current Registrar's account is charged for the number of years the registration is extended. Note: If several billable operations, including a transfer, are performed on a domain and the domain is deleted within the grace periods of each of those operations, only those operations that were performed after the latest transfer, including the latest transfer, are credited to the current Registrar.

Overlap Exception. If a domain registration is extended within the Transfer Grace Period, then the current Registrar's ’s account is charged for the number of years the registration is extended. Note: If several billable operations, including a transfer, are performed on a domain and the domain is deleted within the grace periods of each of those operations, only those operations that were performed after the latest transfer, including the latest transfer, are credited to the current Registrar.

Overlap Exception.  If a domain registration is extended within the Transfer Grace Period, then the current Registrar's account is charged for the number of years the registration is extended. Note: If several billable operations, including a transfer, are performed on a domain and the domain is deleted within the grace periods of each of those operations, only those operations that were performed after the latest transfer, including the latest transfer, are credited to the current Registrar.