Common use of Overlapping Grace Periods Clause in Contracts

Overlapping Grace Periods. If an operation is performed that falls into more that one grace period, the actions appropriate for each grace period apply (with some exceptions as noted below). • If a domain is deleted within the Add Grace Period and the Renew Grace Period, then the Registrar is credited the registration and renew amounts, taking into account the number of years for which the registration and renew were done. The domain is deleted from the Registry database and is immediately available for registration by any Registrar. • If a domain is auto-renewed, then extended, and then deleted within the Renew Grace Period, the registrar will be credited for the Auto-Renew and the number of years for the extension. The years that were added to the Registered Name’s expiration as a result of the auto-renewal and extension are removed.The deleted Registered Name is moved to the Redemption Grace Period (that is, to the PendingDelete status). • If a domain is deleted within one or several Transfer Grace Periods, then only the current sponsoring Registrar is credited for the transfer amount. For example if a domain is transferred from Registrar A to Registrar B and then to Registrar C and finally deleted by Registrar C within the Transfer Grace Period of the first, second and third transfers, then only the last transfer is credited to Registrar C. • If a domain is extended (through the EPP command "Renew") within the Transfer Grace Period, then the current Registrar's account is charged for the number of years the registration is extended.

Overlapping Grace Periods. 5.8.1 If an operation is performed that falls into more that than one grace period, the actions appropriate for each grace period apply (with some exceptions as noted below). •  If a domain Registered Item is deleted within the Add Grace Period and the Renew Renew/Extend Grace Period, then the Registrar is credited the registration and renew extend amounts, taking into account the number of years for which the registration and renew extend were done. The domain Registered Item is deleted removed from the Registry database and is immediately available for registration by any Registrar. •  If a domain Registered Item is auto-renewed, then extended, and then deleted within the Renew Renew/Extend Grace Period, the registrar will be credited for the any Auto-Renew fee charged and the number of years for the extension. The years that were added to the Registered Name’s Item's expiration as a result of the auto-renewal and extension are removed.The deleted Registered Name is moved to the Redemption Grace Period (that is, to the PendingDelete status). • 5.8.2 Overlap Exception  If a domain Registered Item is deleted within one or several Transfer Grace Periods, then only the current sponsoring Registrar is credited for the transfer amount. For example example, if a domain Registered Item is transferred from Registrar A to Registrar B and then to Registrar C and finally deleted by Registrar C within the Transfer Grace Period of the first, first and second and third transfers, then only the last transfer is credited to Registrar C. •  If a domain Registered Item registration is extended (through the EPP command "Renew") within the Transfer Grace Period, then the current Registrar's account is charged for the number of years the registration is extended.

Overlapping Grace Periods. 5.6.1 If an operation is performed that falls into more that than one grace period, the actions appropriate for each grace period apply (with some exceptions as noted below). • If a domain Registered Name is deleted within the Add Grace Period and the Renew Renew/Extend Grace Period, then the Registrar is credited the registration and renew extend amounts, taking into account the number of years for which the registration and renew extend were done. The domain Registered Name is deleted removed from the Registry database and is immediately available for registration by any Registrar. • If a domain Registered Name is auto-renewed, then extended, and then deleted within the Renew Renew/Extend Grace Period, the registrar will be credited for the any Auto-Renew fee charged and the number of years for the extension. The years that were added to the Registered Name’s expiration as a result of the auto-auto- renewal and extension are removed.The deleted Registered Name is moved to the Redemption Grace Period (that is, to the PendingDelete status). 5.6.2 Overlap Exception • If a domain Registered Name is deleted within one or several Transfer Grace Periods, then only the current sponsoring Registrar is credited for the transfer amount. For example example, if a domain Registered Name is transferred from Registrar A to Registrar B and then to Registrar C and finally deleted by Registrar C within the Transfer Grace Period of the first, first and second and third transfers, then only the last transfer is credited to Registrar C. • If a domain Registered Name registration is extended (through the EPP command "Renew") within the Transfer Grace Period, then the current Registrar's account is charged for the number of years the registration is extended.

Overlapping Grace Periods. If an operation is performed that falls into more that one grace period, the actions appropriate for each grace period apply (with some exceptions as noted below). • If a domain is deleted within the Add Grace Period and the Renew Grace Period, then the Registrar is credited the registration and renew amounts, taking into account the number of years for which the registration and renew were done. The domain is deleted from the Registry database and is immediately available for registration by any Registrar. • If a domain is auto-renewed, then extended, and then deleted within the Renew Grace Period, the registrar will be credited for the Auto-Renew and the number of years for the extension. The years that were added to the Registered Name’s expiration as a result of the auto-renewal and extension are removed.The deleted Registered Name is moved to the Redemption Grace Period (that is, to the PendingDelete status). • If a domain is deleted within one or several Transfer Grace Periods, then only the current sponsoring Registrar is credited for the transfer amount. For example if a domain is transferred from Registrar A to Registrar B and then to Registrar C and finally deleted by Registrar C within the Transfer Grace Period of the first, second and third transfers, then only the last transfer is credited to Registrar C. • If a domain is extended (through the EPP command "“Renew"”) within the Transfer Grace Period, then the current Registrar's ’s account is charged for the number of years the registration is extended.