Terms for Electronic Messages and E-Certificates Sample Clauses

Terms for Electronic Messages and E-Certificates. A. Receiving and Response of Electronic Messages a. In the event of any Electronic Messages sent from the Client, for which the content cannot be recognized, the format fails to meet Bank SinoPac’s requirements, or the method is not the one specified by Bank SinoPac or the required procedure or process fails to complete, it shall be deemed to have not been sent before from the very beginning. However, if Bank SinoPac is able to confirm that the Electronic Messages are coming from the Client, Bank SinoPac shall inform the Client of such failure or error of transmission. b. The Client agrees that the electronic identification or symbol issued by the Certificate Authority shall be deemed to be the Client’s Digital Signatures, which shall be used as the basis for Bank SinoPac to confirm the content of the Electronic Messages and the identity of message sender. c. Both parties agree that regarding to the messages sent or received in accordance with this Agreement, if there’s any delay, omission, mistake or violation of obligation specified in the contract due to the reasons attributable to one party which result in damages to the other party, such attributable party shall be only responsible for the direct damage (the lost benefits are excluded) and the interests therefrom suffered by the damaged party, and the amount of compensation shall be limited to the following amount; whichever is less: (1) the amount of such damage or injury; (2) if such damage or injury is remediable, it shall be the amount required for such remedy. B. Regarding the data authorization and confidentiality of the Service System, both parties agree as follows： a. It shall be ensured that all Electronic Messages sent by one party to the other party be legally and appropriately authorized. Neither party shall claim that such message is not legally authorized after such message being sent and received and disclaim its authenticity and effectiveness. b. Where it is found that there is a third party assuming or stealing the user ID, password, or the identification for certificate application, or any other unauthorized situations, it shall promptly notify the other party to stop using the Service System by phone or in writing, and shall take necessary preventive measures. Where the services used by the third party have become effective before Bank SinoPac accepts the notification, is believed to be an effective instruction by the Client, and the Client shall be responsible for it; however, if B...
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