Revocation of Certificates. The USPTO may revoke my certificates at any time without prior notice if:
a) any of the information I supply in my certificate request changes;
b) the USPTO knows or suspects that my private key has been compromised;
c) the private key of the issuing USPTO Certificate Authority has been compromised;
d) the signing certificate of the issuing USPTO Certificate Authority is revoked;
e) I fail to comply with my obligations under this Agreement or the rules or policies of the USPTO, including the EFS-Web Legal Framework; or
f) for any other reason the USPTO deems necessary. The USPTO will promptly notify me of the revocation. Such revocation does not affect the authenticity of a transmission made or a message I digitally signed before certificate revocation. I may surrender my certificates at any time by written submission to the USPTO at: Certificate Services Request U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Mail Stop EBC PO Box 1450 Alexandria, VA 22313-1450
Revocation of Certificates. The Subscriber agrees to the following obligations relating to revocation of certificates:
(a) The Subscriber must immediately request that LDRC revoke a certificate if:
(i) the password or private keys, or if applicable, the token, of the Subscriber have been, or if it is suspected they may have been, compromised, or are insecure in any way;
(ii) any of the information contained in the certificate, or any of the identification and authentication information has been changed or altered, or is otherwise no longer accurate or complete; or
(iii) the designated certificate holder is no longer authorized or designated to use the certificate for the purposes of electronic transactions authorized by LSM.
(b) The Subscriber may request that LDRC revoke a certificate by signed notice at any time prior to the expiration of the certificate., LSM or others may revoke a certificate if a subscriber is a lawyer entitled to practice law in the Province of Manitoba but LSM terminates or suspends that entitlement. Where a request for revocation has been made, the Subscriber will cease to assume financial and legal responsibility for any electronic transactions using the Subscriber's certificate which are effected more than 48 hours after the time of the notice.
(c) The Subscriber acknowledges that LDRC or LSM may revoke a certificate if:
(i) any of the information in the certificate changes;
(ii) LDRC or LSM knows, or has reason to suspect, that the private keys of the Subscriber have been compromised;
(iii) LDRC or LSM knows, or suspects that, the Subscriber’s password or, if applicable, the Subscriber's token, has been compromised;
(iv) the certificate of the LDRC certification authority, which was used to sign a certificate, is revoked;
(v) the Subscriber fails to comply with his or her obligations under this agreement, including the obligation to pay fees incurred as a result of use of the certificate; or
(vi) LSM or LDRC deem the revocation to be necessary for any reason.
(d) LDRC will provide notice of any revocation. This will be published in the certificate revocation list within 24 hours of a request under paragraph (b) or a revocation under paragraph (c). A revocation does not affect the authenticity of a message digitally signed before the revocation, or the Subscriber's responsibility for it;
(e) If LDRC revokes a certificate, the Subscriber may request a new certificate, but is under no obligation to issue one.
Revocation of Certificates. Remit all sums received from the Principal pursuant to clause 6.8 to the Successful Bidder within 5 Banking Days of receipt.
Revocation of Certificates. The Subscriber shall immediately request that the CA revoke a Certificate:
Revocation of Certificates. All the services associated with the service will cease to exist from the date of termination of the contract. CA will revoke all existing and valid RA certificates and stop access to the RA services. If the RA has any unutilized services from CA, the same will be deemed to have lapsed and CA will not give RA any refund or compensate the RA in any other manner for the same.
Revocation of Certificates. The Qualified Bidder or its Designated Bidder:
(a) may request Industry Canada to revoke his or her certificate(s) at any time prior to the expiration of its/their lifetime(s);
(b) must request Industry Canada to revoke his or her certificate(s) in certain circumstances. These circumstances are:
(i) if the Designated Xxxxxx's password(s), is/are or may be compromised or insecure, or
(ii) if any of the information contained in the Designated Bidder's certificate(s) has changed or altered, or becomes otherwise incorrect or incomplete;
(c) acknowledges that Industry Canada may revoke the Designated Bidder's certificate(s):
(i) if any of the information in the Designated Bidder's certificate(s) changes,
(ii) if Industry Canada knows or suspects that the Designated Xxxxxx's private key(s) or a private signing key of the issuing Certification Authority has been compromised,
(iii) if Industry Canada knows or suspects that the Designated Xxxxxx's password(s) has been compromised,
(iv) if a certificate of the Certification Authority that signed the Designated Bidder's certificate(s) is revoked, or
(v) if the Designated Xxxxxx's fails to comply with his or her obligations under this Agreement;
(d) acknowledges Industry Canada will notify the Designated Bidder of the revocation;
(e) understands that in the event Industry Canada revokes the Designated Bidder(s)’ certificate(s), he or she may request a new certificate(s).
Revocation of Certificates. The CSOS Policy Management Authority (PMA), the CSOS Coordinator, Subscriber, and Registrants (for certificates issued to POAs) may revoke the Subscriber’s certificate(s) at any time with notice if any of the following occur:
Revocation of Certificates. That if any Certificates sold by NFPAS pursuant to this Agreement are revoked by the Agency (whether before or after the expiry or termination of this Agreement) after the Successful Bidder has made payment in respect of the Certificate and such payment has been remitted to the Principal pursuant to Clause 7.1.2 but prior to the Specified Day in respect of the Obligation Period to which the Certificate relates, the Principal must pay to NFPAS (within 3 Banking Days of receipt on an invoice from NFPAS) such amount required to refund the Successful Bidder.
Revocation of Certificates without the consent of subscribers due to the loss or theft of KFTC's electronic signature creation data or other reasons that may affect the reliability or effectiveness of certificates
Revocation of Certificates. Certificates that have been revoked may no longer be actively used and shall without exception be pub- lished as invalid in so-called revocation lists ("CRL") and the online revocation service ("OCSP"). Where appropriate, SWISSSIGN may at any time xx- xxxxx the certificate of a SUBSCRIBER or CERTIFICATE HOLDER to be invalid with immediate effect and without prior notice on grounds including the follow- ing within a maximum of 24 hours after the occur- rence of the event was discovered:
a) The CERTIFICATE HOLDER or SUBSCRIBER requests SWISSSIGN in writing to declare its certificate in- valid,
b) The SUBSCRIBER or CERTIFICATE HOLDER commits a breach of the agreed terms and/or applicable laws, regulations and ordinances.
c) The SUBSCRIBER or CERTIFICATE HOLDER informs SWISSSIGN that the original certificate request was unauthorised and not approved or that the approval has been withdrawn.
d) SWISSSIGN obtains information suggesting that the private key of the SUBSCRIBER or CERTIFICATE HOLDER, which corresponds to the public key of the certificate, has been potentially compromised or that the certificate has been otherwise poten- tially misused.
e) SWISSSIGN becomes aware of the fact that the SUBSCRIBER or CERTIFICATE HOLDER has commit- xxx a breach of one or more material obligations under this SUBSCRIBER AGREEMENT.
f) SWISSSIGN becomes aware of circumstances that suggest that the usage of a fully qualified domain name or an IP address for the certificate is no longer legally permitted (e.g. a court of law or ar- bitral tribunal has revoked the right of a party reg- istering a domain name to use the domain name, a relevant licence or service contract between the party registering a domain name and the appli- cant for the certificate has been terminated or the registration authority for a domain name has failed to renew the domain name).
g) SWISSSIGN becomes aware of the fact that a wild card certificate has been used in order fraudulent- ly to authenticate misleading subordinate fully qualified domain names.
h) SWISSSIGN becomes aware of a change in the information contained in the certificate.
i) SWISSSIGN becomes aware of the fact that the certificate was not issued in accordance with the CA/Browser Forum Baseline Requirements or the applicable CP/CPS of SWISSSIGN or can no longer be valid on the basis of new regulations.
j) SWISSSIGN takes the view that information con- tained in the certificate is imprecise or misleading.
k) SWISSSIGN discontinues operati...
