Common use of Electronic Address Clause in Contracts

Electronic Address. For the purposes of this agreement the term "electronic address" means a) a mailbox designed to receive, store and transmit messages with the specifications defined by the technical standard IETF RFC 822 as amended by ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ or b) a certified mailbox (PEC) of Presidential Decree February 11, 2005 n. 68, and D.L. 7 March 2005 n. 82 and related regulations, mandatory for Italian companies, members of professional associations and public administrations. EPP Service (Extensible Provisioning Protocol). An internationally accepted protocol allowing the Registrar to register and manage domain names by means of a synchronous client-server protocol based on XML. Final communication from Registry to Registrant. A communication that the .it Registry sends to the Registrant at the end of the domain name assignment procedure. Force majeure or chance event. Any fact or event that is reasonably outside the control of the parties to this Agreement which makes it impossible to respect the agreement. As a non-exclusive example, this may include industrial action such as strikes, flood, earthquake, acts of terrorism and other events which are beyond the reasonable control of the parties and which bring about, by law, exemption from liability. Intellectual and industrial property. Ownership rights of the Institute for Informatics and Telematics of the CNR as constituter of the database regarding the Database of Domain Names Assigned within the ▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇ and the Whois Database, therein including the relative know-how.

Electronic Address. For the purposes of this agreement the term "electronic address" means a) a mailbox designed to receive, store and transmit messages with the specifications defined by the technical standard IETF RFC 822 as amended by ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ or b) a certified mailbox (PEC) of Presidential Decree February 11, 2005 n. 68, and D.L. 7 March 2005 n. 82 and related regulations, mandatory for Italian companies, members of professional associations and public administrations. EPP Service (Extensible Provisioning Protocol). An internationally accepted protocol allowing the Registrar to register and manage domain names by means of a synchronous client-server protocol based on XML. Final communication from Registry to Registrant. A communication that the .it Registry sends to the Registrant at the end of the domain name assignment procedure. Force majeure or chance event. Any fact or event that is reasonably outside the control of the parties to this Agreement which makes it impossible to respect the agreement. As a non-non- exclusive example, this may include industrial action such as strikes, flood, earthquake, acts of terrorism and other events which are beyond the reasonable control of the parties and which bring about, by law, exemption from liability. Intellectual and industrial property. Ownership rights of the Institute for Informatics and Telematics of the CNR as constituter of the database regarding the Database of Domain Names Assigned within the ▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇ and the Whois Database, therein including the relative know-how.