Rights of third parties / access to Data Sample Clauses

Rights of third parties / access to Data. (a) You acknowledge and agree that SMEPMS (Onexpand) has no responsibility to any person other than You and nothing in this Agreement confers, or purports to confer, a benefit on any person that is enforceable against us by any person (including Your Affiliates) other than You. (b) If You use the Services or access the Website on behalf of or for the benefit of anyone other than Yourself (whether a body corporate or otherwise) You agree that: (i) You are responsible for ensuring that You have the right to do so; (ii) In the case of a third person requiring access to Your Data (i.e., other than an Invited User), You are responsible for authorising any such person to access Your Data, and You agree that SMEPMS (Onexpand) has no obligation to provide any such person with access to Your Data without Your prior written authorisation (and may refer any third party access requests for information to You to address); and (iii) You will indemnify SMEPMS (Onexpand) against any Loss arising out of or in connection with SMEPMS (Onexpand)’s refusal to provide such third persons with access to Your Data and/or SMEPMS (Onexpand) enabling access by such third persons to Your Data where this has been done with Your written authorisation.
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