ARIN enforces any Policy against Holder which has been applied in violation of this Agreement and does not remedy any material adverse effect caused by such action within sixty (60) days’ after written notice thereof; or (iv) ARIN assesses a Maintenance Fee in violation of Section 4(a) and does not cure such violation within sixty (60) days’ after written notice thereof. If ARIN formally disputes Holder’s right to terminate this Agreement, ARIN shall respond in writing to Holder and may deny its actions are a breach or alternatively indicate its corrective action. Any failure of ARIN to respond to Holder in writing shall constitute a denial of the breach and create a dispute between the parties which will be resolved pursuant to Section 14(k). If the Holder still seeks to terminate this Agreement for cause after receiving a response from ARIN, it must bring action pursuant to Section 14(k), and obtain a judgment by the Arbitrator chosen for this purpose that such cause to terminate exists. If such a cause for termination is found by the Arbitrator against ARIN, this Agreement will be terminated, ARIN will be under no obligation to provide any of the Services under this Agreement. Upon termination, Included Number Resources that were Legacy Number Resources immediately prior to being brought under this Agreement shall resume their status as Legacy Number Resources, and all other Included Number Resources shall be returned to ARIN.
ARIN. The American Registry for Internet Numbers, Ltd., a nonprofit 501(c)(6) membership association under US law, with a registered office in Centreville, Virginia. ARIN Community Grant Program – The program established by ARIN with the purpose to distribute funding to organizations in order to support initiatives that improve the overall Internet industry and Internet user environment while advancing ARIN’s mission and benefiting the Internet community in the ARIN service region. Project – A specific venture or activity as described by the Recipient during the application process. Funding – A certain amount of money from the ARIN Community Grant Program for a Project. Recipient – An organization selected by ARIN to receive Funding.
ARIN may cancel a grant award when, in its sole and absolute discretion, the Recipient’s performance or conduct fails to meet the objectives of the Project or the ARIN Community Grant Program. In addition, ARIN may take other corrective action as it sees fit and to enforce the terms of this Agreement. Each case of Funding under the ARIN Community Grant Program is governed by the terms in this Agreement.
ARIN shall not be liable for any damages due to a failure to meet any obligation under these terms and conditions.
ARIN will sign the NDA and return a copy to you for your records. AMERICAN REGISTRY FOR INTERNET NUMBERS (ARIN) NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT This is an Agreement between the American Registry for Internet Numbers (hereinafter referred to as ARIN) and (hereinafter referred to as Applicant). It is recognized that it may be desirable for the Applicant to provide ARIN with specific proprietary information for the purpose of ARIN's allocation of IP address space. W ith respect to such information the parties agree as follows:
ARIN will complete the transfer of the IPv4 Numbers to the Buyer and update the Whois.
ARIN is a Regional Internet Registry serving Canada, many Caribbean and North Atlantic islands, and the United States, since 1997, and is responsible for the registration, administration, and stewardship of Internet number resources in these geographic areas. To complete the process for the regularization of the Included Number Resources and the provision of certain Services (as defined herein below), Legacy Applicant must comply with the provisions of this Legacy Agreement by submitting an application, an executed Legacy Agreement and provide any requested accompanying information to ARIN. For purposes of this Legacy Agreement, the term “Services” may include, without limitation, the inclusion of the legacy IP address space, and/or Autonomous System numbers (“ASNs”) previously issued to Legacy Applicant in the ARIN “WHOIS” database, inverse addressing on network blocks, maintenance of resource records, and administration of IP address space related to Included Number Resources issued prior to ARIN’s inception on December 22, 1997 in its service area. IP address space and ASNs shall be defined as “number resources.”
