Viewing Cards Sample Clauses

Viewing Cards. (i) The Viewing Card(s) supplied by the Broadcaster shall at all times remain the sole and exclusive property of the Broadcaster and the Broadcaster shall forthwith deactivate the same upon expiry or termination of the Agreement as per the provisions and procedure laid down in this Agreement (ii) The DAS Operator shall use the Viewing Card(s) only in terms of the Agreement and at the installation address mentioned in clause 1.1 of Schedule to this Agreement. The DAS Operator shall not make any unauthorized use or tamper with the Viewing Card(s) in any manner whatsoever. However, in the event the DAS Operator desires to move the Viewing Card(s) to some other address, the DAS Operator shall obtain prior written permission from the Broadcaster and such permission shall not be unduly delayed or refused by the Broadcaster. The DAS Operator shall not sell, exchange or transfer the Viewing Card(s) in any manner whatsoever. If, upon any investigation or inspection, it is found that any Viewing Card(s) is being misutilised, mishandled or used in any manner, other than what has been specifically provided for under this Agreement, then, the DAS Operator shall be liable to compensate the Broadcaster for any loss or damages caused to the Broadcaster by such misutilisation or mishandling or unprescribed use. In any such event the Broadcaster shall also be entitled to immediately take back possession of the Viewing Card(s) and also to initiate appropriate civil/ criminal proceedings in respect of such unauthorized use in addition to any other action that it deems appropriate under the law. (iii) The Broadcaster shall not be liable for any defect in the Viewing Card(s) that is attributable to any unauthorized use, tampering or damage due to negligent use of the same by the DAS Operator or any other person. In the event, the Viewing Card(s) is lost, stolen or damaged, the DAS Operator shall immediately inform the Broadcaster. In the event, the DAS Operator desires new Viewing Card(s) for any channel forming part of the Subscribed Channels, the same may be issued at the discretion of BROADCASTER on payment of such charges as may be specified by the Broadcaster from time to time. In the event of deactivation of the Viewing Card(s) for any reason whatsoever, including non-payment of Subscription Amounts, the DAS Operator shall be liable to pay to the Broadcaster such charges as may be determined by the Broadcaster from time to time for re-activation of the Viewing Card(s). In...
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Viewing Cards. Cards are displayed in the Editing window. The following window shows a typical display of a card in the Editing window. You can click Back Side button to see the back side image of the busi- ness card. You can click to select the different display percentage of the business card image.
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Viewing Cards. NDTV shall provide the Distributor with the necessary Viewing Cards to decode each Channel, subject to the Distributor: a. using its reasonable commercial endeavors to ensure that they are not tampered with in any way, and b. Informing NDTV immediately if they are lost or stolen.
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Viewing Cards. 5.1 Sky will provide the Group with an agreed number of Viewing Cards which, at the time of provision to the Group, will not be enabled. 5.2 To enable a Viewing Card, the Group, or at its direction the relevant Group Outlet, will telephone Sky and shall confirm to Sky full details relating to the Group Outlet, including the name of the designated authorised Manager, the full address, and, if Subscription Payments are calculated by reference to the Outlet’s non-domestic rateable value, the details of the non-domestic rateable value of that Group Outlet and relevant telephone number of the Group Outlet. 5.3 The Group will also notify Sky of the number of the Viewing Cards passed (or to be passed) by the Group to that Group Outlet as well as details of the chosen Option for the Group Outlet. Sky will thereafter provide the Service to such Group Outlet for the term of this Agreement. For the avoidance of doubt, the Group's request to Sky to provide the Service to a specified establishment shall constitute a representation by it that such establishment qualifies as a Group Outlet for the purposes of this Agreement. 5.4 The Group remains responsible and fully liable at all times for all Viewing Cards issued to it or to Group Outlets. 5.5 The Group agrees and undertakes on its own behalf and on behalf of its employees, servants, agents and contractors that: (a) the Viewing Card will be used in conjunction with the Sky Box in which the Viewing Card is first used to receive the Service and only at the Group Outlet to which that Viewing Card is registered by Sky; and (b) The Group and each Group Outlet will comply with all restrictions on viewing or exhibition or other use of the Service set out in the Standard Agreement or as otherwise notified to you by Sky from time to time. 5.6 If a Viewing Card is transferred to a Group Outlet other than that to which that Viewing Card has been allocated by Sky or is transferred to any other third party without prior written permission from Sky, Sky reserves the right to invalidate the Viewing Card. Sky also reserves the right to terminate the Agreement in respect of all or some of the Group Outlets at Sky’s discretion. Such rights are without prejudice to any of Sky’s other rights and/or remedies under this agreement or otherwise.
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