Indirect Subscriber Clause Samples
The Indirect Subscriber clause defines the rights and limitations regarding individuals or entities who access a service or product through an intermediary, rather than directly contracting with the provider. Typically, this clause clarifies whether such indirect users are permitted, under what conditions they may use the service, and what responsibilities the primary subscriber holds for their actions. By establishing these parameters, the clause helps prevent unauthorized use and ensures that all parties understand their obligations and liabilities, thereby reducing the risk of misuse or contractual ambiguity.
Indirect Subscriber. An Indirect Subscriber is an entity that receives the ASDI/NASSI data but not directly from the FAA Traffic Flow Management System ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇. Indirect Subscribers that redistribute data received from Direct Subscribers are subject to the same requirements and restrictions as the Direct Subscriber, as detailed in section 7.2. If an Indirect Subscriber receives Class One data, that Indirect Subscriber will be subject to the audit in accordance with section 7.2.12. However, Indirect Subscribers that receive and redistribute only Class Two data are not subject to the audit in section 7.2.12.
Indirect Subscriber. Receives ASDI data from a source other than the FAA data source (e.g.; a Direct Subscriber) with the intent of developing and marketing value added commercial products and /or services.