Common use of Termination of the Service Clause in Contracts

Termination of the Service. 7.1. The Legacy Agreement shall be entered into for an indefinite period of time, unless terminated in accordance with the provisions of this article. 7.2. The Legacy Holder shall be entitled to terminate the Legacy Agreement at any time with a written notice of three months. Notice shall be sent to the RIPE NCC by electronic email or regular mail. Termination shall be in accordance with the procedure set forth in the RIPE NCC procedural document “Closure of Members, Deregistration of Internet Resources, and Legacy Resources”. 7.3. Without prejudice to termination in accordance with article 7.4, the RIPE NCC shall be entitled to terminate the Legacy Agreement in the event that the Legacy Holder fails to meet any of its obligations arising from the Legacy Agreement and does not remedy such failure within the period specified in the RIPE NCC procedural document “Closure of Members, Deregistration of Internet Resources, and Legacy Resources”. This is without the RIPE NCC being liable to pay damages to the Member and without prejudice to the RIPE NCC’s right to claim (additional) damages from the Member. Upon termination in accordance with this paragraph: • The RIPE NCC will add the remark “No-contract” in the RIPE Database Legacy Internet Resource object; and • A warning statement will be added to the relevant records in the RIPE Database mentioning that the Legacy Internet Resources are not covered by a contractual relationship; • The RIPE NCC will withdraw the delegation of reverse DNS; and • The RIPE NCC will not be obliged to provide services other than those provided immediately before signing of this Agreement, excluding the delegation of reverse DNS. 7.4. The RIPE NCC shall be entitled to terminate the Legacy Agreement with immediate effect in accordance with the procedure set forth in the RIPE NCC procedural document “Closure of Members, Deregistration of Internet Resources, and Legacy Resources”, without the RIPE NCC being liable to pay damages to the Legacy Holder and without prejudice to the RIPE NCC’s right to claim (additional) damages from the Legacy Holder: a. If an application has been or is filed for the Legacy Holder's bankruptcy or for a suspension of payments (moratorium). b. If the Legacy Holder goes into liquidation or becomes insolvent. c. If the Legacy Holder in any way acts or neglects to act such as to cause damage to the name, trademarks or intellectual property rights of the RIPE NCC. d. If the Legacy Holder fails to submit to the RIPE NCC a recent extract from the Commercial Trade Register or equivalent document proving the registration of the Legacy Holder with the national authorities when this is asked for by the RIPE NCC. e. If the Legacy Holder fails to observe any rule of applicable law, which should be adhered to by the Legacy Holder. The RIPE NCC shall only terminate the Legacy Agreement for this reason if this is required by law or upon receipt of a court order forcing the RIPE NCC to do so. f. If the Legacy Holder is in default of payment as defined in Article 5. g. If the Legacy Holder provides the RIPE NCC with falsified or misleading data or provides the RIPE NCC repeatedly with incorrect data. h. If the Legacy Holder repeatedly refuses to assist the RIPE NCC with audits as specified in the procedural document “RIPE NCC Audit Activity”. i. If the continuation of the Legacy Agreement is impossible for reasons above and beyond the control of the RIPE NCC or if the RIPE NCC cannot reasonably be required to continue the Legacy Agreement for reasons that cannot be attributed to the RIPE NCC and for which the RIPE NCC cannot be held accountable by virtue of law, a juridical act or generally accepted principles. j. If the Legacy Holder transfers the Legacy Internet Resources to a third party. k. If a third party provides sufficient evidence proving that the Legacy Holder has no rights to use the Legacy Internet Resources. If the evidence refers to some of the Legacy Internet Resources, the RIPE NCC may decide not to terminate the Legacy Agreement but to update the Appendix in accordance with article 3.1 by removing the Legacy Internet Resource in doubt. 7.5. Upon termination in accordance with paragraphs 7.4: • The RIPE NCC will add the remark “No-contract” in the RIPE Database Legacy Internet Resource object; and • A warning statement will be added to the relevant records in the RIPE Database mentioning that the Legacy Internet Resources are not covered by a contractual relationship; and • The RIPE NCC will not be obliged to provide services other than those provided immediately before the signing of the Agreement. 7.6. A Legacy Agreement that has been terminated may be re-activated subject to prior written authorisation by the RIPE NCC and payment of a sign-up fee.

Termination of the Service. 7.1. The Legacy Agreement shall be entered into for an indefinite period of time, unless terminated in accordance with the provisions of this article. 7.2. The Legacy Holder shall be entitled to terminate the Legacy Agreement at any time with a written notice of three months. Notice shall be sent to the RIPE NCC by electronic email or regular mail. Termination shall be in accordance with the procedure set forth in the RIPE NCC procedural document “Closure of Members, Deregistration of Internet Resources, and Legacy Resources”. 7.3. Without prejudice to termination in accordance with article 7.4, the RIPE NCC shall be entitled to terminate the Legacy Agreement in the event that the Legacy Holder fails to meet any of its obligations arising from the Legacy Agreement and does not remedy such failure within the period specified in the RIPE NCC procedural document “Closure of Members, Deregistration of Internet Resources, and Legacy Resources”. This is without the RIPE NCC being liable to pay damages to the Member and without prejudice to the RIPE NCC’s right to claim (additional) damages from the Member. Upon termination in accordance with this paragraph: • The RIPE NCC will add the remark “No-contract” in the RIPE Database Legacy Internet Resource object; and • A warning statement will be added to the relevant records in the RIPE Database mentioning that the Legacy Internet Resources are not covered by a contractual relationship; • The RIPE NCC will withdraw the delegation Delegation of reverse DNS; and • The RIPE NCC will not be obliged to provide services other than those provided immediately before signing of this Agreement, excluding the delegation Delegation of reverse DNS. 7.4. The RIPE NCC shall be entitled to terminate the Legacy Agreement with immediate effect in accordance with the procedure set forth in the RIPE NCC procedural document “Closure of Members, Deregistration of Internet Resources, and Legacy Resources”, without the RIPE NCC being liable to pay damages to the Legacy Holder and without prejudice to the RIPE NCC’s right to claim (additional) damages from the Legacy Holder: a. If an application has been or is filed for the Legacy Holder's bankruptcy or for a suspension of payments (moratorium). b. If the Legacy Holder goes into liquidation or becomes insolvent. c. If the Legacy Holder in any way acts or neglects to act such as to cause damage to the name, trademarks or intellectual property rights of the RIPE NCC. d. If the Legacy Holder fails to submit to the RIPE NCC a recent extract from the Commercial Trade Register or equivalent document proving the registration of the Legacy Holder with the national authorities when this is asked for by the RIPE NCC. e. If the Legacy Holder fails to observe any rule of applicable law, which should be adhered to by the Legacy Holder. The RIPE NCC shall only terminate the Legacy Agreement for this reason if this is required by law or upon receipt of a court order forcing the RIPE NCC to do so. f. If the Legacy Holder is in default of payment as defined in Article 5. g. If the Legacy Holder provides the RIPE NCC with falsified or misleading data or provides the RIPE NCC repeatedly with incorrect data. h. If the Legacy Holder repeatedly refuses to assist the RIPE NCC with audits as specified in the procedural document “RIPE NCC Audit Activity”. i. If the continuation of the Legacy Agreement is impossible for reasons above and beyond the control of the RIPE NCC or if the RIPE NCC cannot reasonably be required to continue the Legacy Agreement for reasons that cannot be attributed to the RIPE NCC and for which the RIPE NCC cannot be held accountable by virtue of law, a juridical act or generally accepted principles. j. If the Legacy Holder transfers the Legacy Internet Resources to a third party. k. If a third party provides sufficient evidence proving that the Legacy Holder has no rights to use the Legacy Internet Resources. If the evidence refers to some of the Legacy Internet Resources, the RIPE NCC may decide not to terminate the Legacy Agreement but to update the Appendix in accordance with article 3.1 by removing the Legacy Internet Resource in doubt. 7.5. Upon termination in accordance with paragraphs 7.4: • The RIPE NCC will add the remark “No-contract” in the RIPE Database Legacy Internet Resource object; and • A warning statement will be added to the relevant records in the RIPE Database mentioning that the Legacy Internet Resources are not covered by a contractual relationship; and • The RIPE NCC will not be obliged to provide services other than those provided immediately before the signing of the Agreement. 7.6. A Legacy Agreement that has been terminated may be re-activated subject to prior written authorisation by the RIPE NCC and payment of a sign-up fee.

Termination of the Service. 7.1. The Legacy Agreement shall be entered into for an indefinite period of time, unless terminated in accordance with the provisions of this article. 7.2. The Legacy Holder shall be entitled to terminate the Legacy Agreement at any time with a written notice of three months. Notice shall be sent to the RIPE NCC by electronic email or regular mail. Termination shall be in accordance with the procedure set forth in the RIPE NCC procedural document “Closure of Members, Deregistration of Internet Resources, and Legacy Resources”. 7.3. Without prejudice to termination in accordance with article 7.4, the RIPE NCC shall be entitled to terminate the Legacy Agreement in the event that the Legacy Holder fails to meet any of its obligations arising from the Legacy Agreement and does not remedy such failure within the period specified in the RIPE NCC procedural document “Closure of Members, Deregistration of Internet Resources, and Legacy Resources”. This is without the RIPE NCC being liable to pay damages to the Member and without prejudice to the RIPE NCC’s right to claim (additional) damages from the Member. Upon termination in accordance with this paragraph: • The RIPE NCC will add the remark “No-contract” in remove the RIPE Database NCC Legacy Internet Resource object; and • A warning statement will be added to the relevant records in the RIPE Database mentioning that maintainer from the Legacy Internet Resources are not covered by a contractual relationshipresource object; • The RIPE NCC will withdraw revoke any certificates generated by the delegation of reverse DNSRIPE NCC Certification (RPKI) Service; and • The RIPE NCC will not be obliged to provide services other than those provided immediately before signing of this Agreement, excluding the delegation of reverse DNS. 7.4. The RIPE NCC shall be entitled to terminate the Legacy Agreement with immediate effect in accordance with the procedure set forth in the RIPE NCC procedural document “Closure of Members, Deregistration of Internet Resources, and Legacy Resources”, without the RIPE NCC being liable to pay damages to the Legacy Holder and without prejudice to the RIPE NCC’s right to claim (additional) damages from the Legacy Holder: a. If an application has been or is filed for the Legacy Holder's bankruptcy or for a suspension of payments (moratorium). b. If the Legacy Holder goes into liquidation or becomes insolvent. c. If the Legacy Holder in any way acts or neglects to act such as to cause damage to the name, trademarks or intellectual property rights of the RIPE NCC. d. If the Legacy Holder fails to submit to the RIPE NCC a recent extract from the Commercial Trade Register or equivalent document proving the registration of the Legacy Holder with the national authorities when this is asked for by the RIPE NCC. e. If the Legacy Holder fails to observe any rule of applicable law, which should be adhered to by the Legacy Holder. The RIPE NCC shall only terminate the Legacy Agreement for this reason if this is required by law or upon receipt of a court order forcing the RIPE NCC to do so. f. If the Legacy Holder is in default of payment as defined in Article 5. g. If the Legacy Holder provides the RIPE NCC with falsified or misleading data or provides the RIPE NCC repeatedly with incorrect data. h. If the Legacy Holder Xxxxxx repeatedly refuses to assist the RIPE NCC with audits as specified in the procedural document “RIPE NCC Audit Activity”. i. If the continuation of the Legacy Agreement is impossible for reasons above and beyond the control of the RIPE NCC or if the RIPE NCC cannot reasonably be required to continue the Legacy Agreement for reasons that cannot be attributed to the RIPE NCC and for which the RIPE NCC cannot be held accountable by virtue of law, a juridical act or generally accepted principles. j. If the Legacy Holder transfers the Legacy Internet Resources to a third party. k. If a third party provides sufficient evidence proving that the Legacy Holder has no rights to use the Legacy Internet Resources. If the evidence refers to some of the Legacy Internet Resources, the RIPE NCC may decide not to terminate the Legacy Agreement but to update the Appendix in accordance with article 3.1 by removing the Legacy Internet Resource in doubt. 7.5. Upon termination in accordance with paragraphs 7.4: • The RIPE NCC will add the remark “No-contract” in remove the RIPE Database NCC Legacy Internet Resource maintainer from the Legacy resource object; and • A warning statement The RIPE NCC will be added to the relevant records in revoke any certificates generated by the RIPE Database mentioning that the Legacy Internet Resources are not covered by a contractual relationshipNCC Certification (RPKI) Service; and • The RIPE NCC will not be obliged to provide services other than those provided immediately before the signing of the Agreement. 7.6. A Legacy Agreement that has been terminated may be re-activated subject to prior written authorisation by the RIPE NCC and payment of a sign-up fee.

Termination of the Service. 7.1. The Legacy Agreement shall be entered into for an indefinite period of time, unless terminated in accordance with the provisions of this article. 7.2. The Legacy Holder shall be entitled to terminate the Legacy Agreement at any time with a written notice of three months. Notice shall be sent to the RIPE NCC by electronic email or regular mail. Termination shall be in accordance with the procedure set forth in the RIPE NCC procedural document “Closure of Members, LIR and Deregistration of Internet Resources, and Legacy Number Resources”. 7.3. Without prejudice to termination in accordance with article 7.4, the RIPE NCC shall be entitled to terminate the Legacy Agreement in the event that the Legacy Holder fails to meet any of its obligations arising from the Legacy Agreement and does not remedy such failure within the period specified in the RIPE NCC procedural document “Closure of Members, LIR and Deregistration of Internet Resources, and Legacy Number Resources”. This is without the RIPE NCC being liable to pay damages to the Member and without prejudice to the RIPE NCC’s right to claim (additional) damages from the Member. Upon termination in accordance with this paragraph: • The RIPE NCC will add the remark “No-contract” in the RIPE Database Legacy Internet Resource object; and • A warning statement will be added to the relevant records in the RIPE Database mentioning that the Legacy Internet Resources are not covered by a contractual relationship; • The RIPE NCC will withdraw the delegation Delegation of reverse DNS; and • The RIPE NCC will not be obliged to provide services other than those provided immediately before signing of this Agreement, excluding the delegation Delegation of reverse DNS. 7.4. The RIPE NCC shall be entitled to terminate the Legacy Agreement with immediate effect in accordance with the procedure set forth in the RIPE NCC procedural document “Closure of Members, LIR and Deregistration of Internet Resources, and Legacy Number Resources”, without the RIPE NCC being liable to pay damages to the Legacy Holder and without prejudice to the RIPE NCC’s right to claim (additional) damages from the Legacy Holder: a. If an application has been or is filed for the Legacy Holder's bankruptcy or for a suspension of payments (moratorium). b. If the Legacy Holder goes into liquidation or becomes insolvent. c. If the Legacy Holder in any way acts or neglects to act such as to cause damage to the name, trademarks or intellectual property rights of the RIPE NCC. d. If the Legacy Holder fails to submit to the RIPE NCC a recent extract from the Commercial Trade Register or equivalent document proving the registration of the Legacy Holder with the national authorities when this is asked for by the RIPE NCC. e. If the Legacy Holder fails to observe any rule of applicable law, which should be adhered to by the Legacy Holder. The RIPE NCC shall only terminate the Legacy Agreement for this reason if this is required by law or upon receipt of a court order forcing the RIPE NCC to do so. f. If the Legacy Holder is in default of payment as defined in Article 5. g. If the Legacy Holder provides the RIPE NCC with falsified or misleading data or provides the RIPE NCC repeatedly with incorrect data. h. If the Legacy Holder repeatedly refuses to assist the RIPE NCC with audits as specified in the procedural document “RIPE NCC Audit Activity”. i. If the continuation of the Legacy Agreement is impossible for reasons above and beyond the control of the RIPE NCC or if the RIPE NCC cannot reasonably be required to continue the Legacy Agreement for reasons that cannot be attributed to the RIPE NCC and for which the RIPE NCC cannot be held accountable by virtue of law, a juridical act or generally accepted principles. j. If the Legacy Holder transfers the Legacy Internet Resources to a third party. k. If a third party provides sufficient evidence proving that the Legacy Holder has no rights to use the Legacy Internet Resources. If the evidence refers to some of the Legacy Internet Resources, the RIPE NCC may decide not to terminate the Legacy Agreement but to update the Appendix in accordance with article 3.1 by removing the Legacy Internet Resource in doubt. 7.5. Upon termination in accordance with paragraphs 7.4: • The RIPE NCC will add the remark “No-contract” in the RIPE Database Legacy Internet Resource object; and • A warning statement will be added to the relevant records in the RIPE Database mentioning that the Legacy Internet Resources are not covered by a contractual relationship; and • The RIPE NCC will not be obliged to provide services other than those provided immediately before the signing of the Agreement. 7.6. A Legacy Agreement that has been terminated may be re-activated subject to prior written authorisation by the RIPE NCC and payment of a sign-up fee.

Termination of the Service. 7.1. The Legacy Agreement shall be entered into for an indefinite period of time, unless terminated in accordance with the provisions of this article. 7.2. The Legacy Holder shall be entitled to terminate the Legacy Agreement at any time with a written notice of three months. Notice shall be sent to the RIPE NCC by electronic email or regular mail. Termination shall be in accordance with the procedure set forth in the RIPE NCC procedural document “Closure of Members, Deregistration of Internet Resources, and Legacy Resources”. 7.3. Without prejudice to termination in accordance with article 7.4, the RIPE NCC shall be entitled to terminate the Legacy Agreement in the event that the Legacy Holder fails to meet any of its obligations arising from the Legacy Agreement and does not remedy such failure within the period specified in the RIPE NCC procedural document “Closure of Members, Deregistration of Internet Resources, and Legacy Resources”. This is without the RIPE NCC being liable to pay damages to the Member and without prejudice to the RIPE NCC’s right to claim (additional) damages from the Member. Upon termination in accordance with this paragraph: • The RIPE NCC will add the remark “No-contract” in the RIPE Database Legacy Internet Resource object; and • A warning statement will be added to the relevant records in the RIPE Database mentioning that the Legacy Internet Resources are not covered by a contractual relationship; • The RIPE NCC will withdraw the delegation of reverse DNS; and • The RIPE NCC will not be obliged to provide services other than those provided immediately before signing of this Agreement, excluding the delegation of reverse DNS. 7.4. The RIPE NCC shall be entitled to terminate the Legacy Agreement with immediate effect in accordance with the procedure set forth in the RIPE NCC procedural document “Closure of Members, Deregistration of Internet Resources, and Legacy Resources”, without the RIPE NCC being liable to pay damages to the Legacy Holder and without prejudice to the RIPE NCC’s right to claim (additional) damages from the Legacy Holder: a. If an application has been or is filed for the Legacy Holder's bankruptcy or for a suspension of payments (moratorium). b. If the Legacy Holder goes into liquidation or becomes insolvent. c. If the Legacy Holder in any way acts or neglects to act such as to cause damage to the name, trademarks or intellectual property rights of the RIPE NCC. d. If the Legacy Holder fails to submit to the RIPE NCC a recent extract from the Commercial Trade Register or equivalent document proving the registration of the Legacy Holder with the national authorities when this is asked for by the RIPE NCC. e. If the Legacy Holder fails to observe any rule of applicable law, which should be adhered to by the Legacy Holder. The RIPE NCC shall only terminate the Legacy Agreement for this reason if this is required by law or upon receipt of a court order forcing the RIPE NCC to do so. f. If the Legacy Holder is in default of payment as defined in Article 5. g. If the Legacy Holder provides the RIPE NCC with falsified or misleading data or provides the RIPE NCC repeatedly with incorrect data. h. If the Legacy Holder Xxxxxx repeatedly refuses to assist the RIPE NCC with audits as specified in the procedural document “RIPE NCC Audit Activity”. i. If the continuation of the Legacy Agreement is impossible for reasons above and beyond the control of the RIPE NCC or if the RIPE NCC cannot reasonably be required to continue the Legacy Agreement for reasons that cannot be attributed to the RIPE NCC and for which the RIPE NCC cannot be held accountable by virtue of law, a juridical act or generally accepted principles. j. If the Legacy Holder transfers the Legacy Internet Resources to a third party. k. If a third party provides sufficient evidence proving that the Legacy Holder has no rights to use the Legacy Internet Resources. If the evidence refers to some of the Legacy Internet Resources, the RIPE NCC may decide not to terminate the Legacy Agreement but to update the Appendix in accordance with article 3.1 by removing the Legacy Internet Resource in doubt. 7.5. Upon termination in accordance with paragraphs 7.4: • The RIPE NCC will add the remark “No-contract” in the RIPE Database Legacy Internet Resource object; and • A warning statement will be added to the relevant records in the RIPE Database mentioning that the Legacy Internet Resources are not covered by a contractual relationship; and • The RIPE NCC will not be obliged to provide services other than those provided immediately before the signing of the Agreement. 7.6. A Legacy Agreement that has been terminated may be re-activated subject to prior written authorisation by the RIPE NCC and payment of a sign-up fee.