Right of XXXX to Verify Information and Compliance Sample Clauses

Right of XXXX to Verify Information and Compliance. XXXX is entitled at any time and from time to time during the Term (as defined in Section 7.1) to verify: (a) the truth, accuracy and completeness of any information provided by the Registrant to XXXX, whether directly, through any of the Registrars of Record or otherwise; and (b) the compliance by the Registrant with the provisions of the Agreement and the Registry PRP. The Registrant shall fully and promptly cooperate with XXXX in connection with such verification and shall give to XXXX, either directly or through the Registrar of Record such assistance, access to and copies of, such information and documents as XXXX may reasonably require to complete such verification. XXXX and the Registrant shall each be responsible for their own expenses incurred in connection with such verification.
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Right of XXXX to Verify Information and Compliance. XXXX is entitled at any time, and from time to time, during the Term of this Agreement to verify: (a) the accuracy and completeness of any information provided by the Registrar to XXXX, including without limitation, the information provided by the Registrar in its application for certification and/or recertification; and/or (b) the compliance by the Registrar with the provisions of this Agreement and/or the Registry PRP. The Registrar shall fully and promptly cooperate with XXXX in connection with such verification and shall give XXXX and its representatives such assistance and access to, and copies of, such information and documents regarding, and access to the premises of, the Registrar as XXXX may reasonably request in order to enable XXXX to complete such verification. XXXX and the Registrar shall each be responsible for their own expenses incurred in connection with such verification. The Registrar agrees to promptly execute and deliver to XXXX any authorizations required to permit or facilitate XXXX’x verifications pursuant to this Section. In addition, or in the alternative to requesting additional information in writing, XXXX may also request a face to face meeting at XXXX’x offices, or elsewhere as reasonably determined by XXXX, with a senior representative of the Registrar upon reasonable notice. The Registrar’s failure to comply with this section may lead to the Registrar not being recertified by XXXX.
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Right of XXXX to Verify Information and Compliance. XXXX is entitled at any time during the Term (as defined in Section 5.1) to verify the accuracy and completeness of any information provided by the Registrant to XXXX, whether through any of the Registrant’s Registrars or otherwise, including without limitation the information provided by the Registrant through any of the Registrant’s Registrars in any application to XXXX for the registration of a Domain Name or in connection with the transfer, renewal, modification, maintenance or cancellation of a Domain Name Registration and any other request or transaction with respect to a Domain Name Registration (collectively, the “Applications”) and the compliance by the Registrant with the provisions of this Agreement including, without limitation, the applicable Registry PRP, and the terms and conditions of use of XXXX’x web site as set out in the Legal Notice (as defined in Section 3.1(o)). The Registrant shall cooperate with XXXX in connection with such verification which shall be conducted in such manner as is deemed reasonable by XXXX and in accordance with the applicable Registry PRP and shall give and shall cause the
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Right of XXXX to Verify Information and Compliance. XXXX is entitled at any time during the Term (as defined in Section 5.1) to verify the accuracy and completeness of any information provided by the Registrant to XXXX, whether through any of the Registrant’s Registrars or otherwise, including without limitation the information provided by the Registrant through any of the Registrant’s Registrars in any application to XXXX for the registration of a Domain Name or in connection with the transfer, renewal, modification, maintenance or cancellation of a Domain Name Registration and any other request or transaction with respect to a Domain Name Registration (collectively, the “Applications”) and the compliance by the Registrant with the provisions of this Agreement including, without limitation, the applicable Registry PRP, and the terms and conditions of use of XXXX’x web site as set out in the Legal Notice (as defined in Section 3.1(o)). The Registrant shall cooperate with XXXX in connection with such verification which shall be conducted in such manner as is deemed reasonable by XXXX and in accordance with the applicable Registry PRP and shall give and shall cause the Registrant’s Registrar to give, XXXX and its agents and representatives such assistance and access to and copies of such information and documents in any or all media regarding, and access to the premises of, the Registrant as XXXX may reasonably request in order to enable XXXX to complete such verification. XXXX shall be responsible for its own expenses incurred in connection with any such verification and the Registrant shall be responsible for any expenses the Registrant or the Registrant’s Registrar incurs in
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