Take Downs Sample Clauses

Take Downs. If any dispute arises as to whether any of either Party’s use, exploitation or quiet enjoyment of their respective rights (i.e., the Licensed Rights and the CAS Reserved Rights) violates (or may violate) the rights of the other Party, the aggrieved Party agrees that it shall not issue to any person (other than the other Party) any so-called infringement notice or take-down demand (as such are set forth under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act) any similar law or act which demands that a person remove, restrict or limit the distribution of digital content (each a “Take-Down Notice”) except as provided herein. Any Take-Down Notice shall first be submitted to the other Party, and the Parties shall use timely best efforts to resolve any dispute reflected in the Take-Down Notice. If the Parties cannot resolve such matter within fifteen (15) business days, then the aggrieved Party shall refrain from issuing any Take-Down Notice except upon the matter having been adjudicated pursuant to the binding arbitration provisions set forth in “Mandatory Arbitration” paragraph below.
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Take Downs. As a part of the TCN Program, LACMTA shall endeavor to cause the removal of up to 320 static billboard display faces from LACMTA-owned or operated property, of which approximately 200 static billboard display faces are located on property in City. LACMTA acknowledges that the City reserves the right to create a take-down requirement in the Ordinance, which will be mutually agreed upon by LACMTA and the City.
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