Keyholder definition

Keyholder means the Insured or any person or keyholding company authorised by the Insured who

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Keyholder means a person, agency or authority which is authorised by the End User to be contacted in the event of the alarm at the End User’s premises being set off;

Keyholder means a Member that has been issued a Key.

Examples of Keyholder in a sentence

• Keyholder expressly waives all rights to possession or use of the Service or the Equipment or any component thereof after the occurrence of an Event of Default, and waives all claims or losses caused by or related to any repossession or termination of use.

• In addition, Keyholder shall not be entitled to any refund of any unused portion of the System Fee for use of the Service previously paid.

• The Service is a marketing convenience key-control system, and as such, any loss of Equipment or disclosure of personal identification numbers compromises the integrity of the Service, and Keyholder agrees to use her or his best efforts to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of all components of the Service.

• That Keyholder will not (i) use or gain access to the source code for the Software; (ii) alter, reproduce, modify, adapt, translate, reverse engineer, de-compile, disassemble or prepare derivative works based upon the Software; or (iii) provide or otherwise make available the Software or any part or copies thereof to any third party.

• Keyholder shall pay the System Fee determined by the Organization upon entering this Agreement and shall pay the System Fee for all subsequent years as directed by the Organization.

More Definitions of Keyholder

Keyholder means the Insured or any responsible person or Keyholding company authorised by the Insured who is available at all times to accept notification of faults or alarm signals relating to the Intruder Alarm attend and allow access to the Premises

Keyholder means an individual designated by the alarm user who can be contacted in the event of an alarm condition. This individual must have access to the alarm site and be able to operate the alarm system.

Keyholder means You or any person or keyholding company authorised by the You who

Keyholder means a person or third party you have chosen to hold the keys to your premises and has agreed to accept calls in relation to your system from the ARC and attends the premises if so required.

Keyholder means Keyholder Investments Limited (Registration Number 154022) whose address is 1st Floor, 4 DEKK House, De Zippora Street, Provident Industrial Estate, PO Box 505, Mahe, Seychelles, and who are supplying promotional, marketing, introductory and administrative services to the Company through the Services Agreement;

Keyholder means an individual or entity in possession or control of cryptographic keys. A keyholder is not necessarily a user of the key.

Keyholder means the person or persons made responsible by the homeowner to go to the house with the automatic alarm within a IS-minute time span to allow access to the house.