Common use of General provisions Clause in Contracts

General provisions. The Customer undertakes: - that the fact that the Advertisement is advertising will be easily identifiable, - that the Advertisement will not be misleading, and will be truthful and decent and that it will not infringe the rights of third parties, - to comply with the principles of public order, loyalty, dignity and accepted standards of behavior as well as prohibitions that are specific to certain regulated sectors or products (games and lotteries, tobacco, alcohol, pharmaceutical products, etc.), and with the ARPP’s recommendations, including those relating to children and the image of women, - to comply with the statutory obligation to use the French language, consumer law provisions, and the obligation to not mislead consumers with respect to the content and the possibilities of the products or services being offered (notably with respect to health claims, and comparative, misleading or imitational advertising), - that the Advertisement’s format will not mislead consumers by including navigation symbols (refresh, minimize or close) in the design, - that the Advertisement’s content will not liable to infringe upon the Media or harm the image of the Media’s brand and is not liable to call into question the Media’s neutrality from a religious, philosophical or political point of view,

General provisions. The Customer undertakes: - that the fact that the Advertisement is advertising will be easily identifiable, - that the Advertisement will not be misleading, and will be truthful and decent and that it will not infringe the rights of third parties, - to comply that it complies with the principles of public order, loyalty, dignity and accepted standards of behavior as well as prohibitions that are specific to certain regulated sectors or products (games and lotteries, tobacco, alcohol, pharmaceutical products, etc.), and with the ARPP’s recommendations, including those relating to children and the image of women, - to comply that it complies with the statutory obligation to use the French language, consumer law provisions, and the obligation to not mislead consumers with respect to the content and the possibilities of the products or services being offered (notably with respect to health claims, and comparative, misleading or imitational advertising), - that the Advertisement’s format will does not mislead consumers by including navigation symbols (refresh, minimize or close) in the design, - that the Advertisement’s content will is not liable to infringe upon the Media or harm the image of the Media’s brand and is not liable to call into question the Media’s neutrality from a religious, philosophical or political point of view,

General provisions. The Customer undertakes: - that the fact that the Advertisement is advertising will be easily identifiable, - that the Advertisement will not be misleading, and will be truthful and decent and that it will not infringe the infringethe rights of third parties, - to comply that it complies with the principles of public order, loyalty, dignity and accepted standards of behavior as well as prohibitions that are specific to certain regulated sectors or products (games and lotteries, tobacco, alcohol, pharmaceutical products, etc.), and with the ARPP’s recommendations, including those relating to children and the image of women, - to comply that it complies with the statutory obligation to use the French language, consumer law provisions, and the obligation to not mislead consumers with respect to the content and the possibilities of the products or services being offered (notably with respect to health claims, and comparative, misleading or imitational advertising), - that the Advertisement’s format will does not mislead consumers by including navigation symbols (refresh, minimize or close) in the design, - that the Advertisement’s content will is not liable to infringe upon the Media or harm the image of the Media’s brand and is not liable to call into question the Media’s neutrality from a religious, philosophical or political point of view,