I-PASS definition

I-PASS means the Authority's electronic toll collection system.
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Examples of I-PASS in a sentence

  • Each Authorized Person shall be limited in its access rights to IPASS to the same extent of the Issuer, and no Authorized Person shall be permitted to access a broader scope of information about an Obligation than the Issuer may access at such time.

  • The Issuer shall ensure the security and confidentiality of all identification numbers (“IDs”) and passwords (“Passwords”) to access IPASS, whether issued to the Issuer or any Authorized Person by the Bank, and whether chosen by the Issuer, any Authorized Person or the Bank.

  • Except as set forth in this Section 10, with respect to any agreement between the Issuer and its Authorized Persons, the Issuer shall acquire no title, ownership or sublicensing rights whatsoever in IPASS or in any trade secret, trademark, copyright or patent of the Bank now or to become applicable to IPASS.

  • The Issuer acknowledges that under IPASS, each Obligation (and the Note Certificate, if any, related thereto) shall remain subject to applicable laws, regulations, rules and the provisions hereof.

  • The Issuer agrees that use of IPASS is subject to the terms of this Agreement (the “Terms”), as they may be amended, and applicable laws and regulations.

  • The Bank shall not be liable for the completeness, correctness, accuracy, adequacy, usefulness, timeliness, reliability or otherwise of the Note Certificate or any information accessed through IPASS regarding an Obligation.

  • IPASS AND ALL INFORMATION, SERVICES, SOFTWARE AND OTHER MATERIALS PROVIDED THROUGH IPASS ARE PROVIDED “AS IS” AND “AS AVAILABLE” WITHOUT ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY OF ANY KIND.

  • The Issuer acknowledges that IPASS may be unavailable to the Issuer from time to time, as necessary.

  • The Issuer and each Authorized Person will be permitted to access IPASS for the purposes of transmitting Instructions to the Bank or obtaining a record of the Note Certificate with respect to the Obligations.

  • RA publishes the certificate holder location point and/or polygon along with the name of the certificate holder, the RA certificate identification code, crop type, size of certified area, and number of farms covered by a group certificate.