Examples of Regulated Jurisdiction in a sentence
In situations where complaints are lodged alleging that the Data Importer has failed in its obligations of the BCR, the Regulated Jurisdiction Data Subject must first request that the relevant Data Exporter take reasonable steps in order to investigate the case and (if there is a breach) remedy the damage resulting from the alleged breach and suffered by the Regulated Jurisdiction Data Subject and to assert its rights against the Data Importer breaching the BCR.
It is expressly specified that the rights granted to Third Parties as set out above are strictly limited to Regulated Jurisdiction Data Subjects in respect of Relevant transfers and Onward Transfers and shall in no event be extended or be interpreted as extending to non-Regulated Jurisdiction Data Subjects or other transfers of personal data.
A Regulated Jurisdiction Data Subject is also entitled to take action directly against a Data Exporter who has failed to make reasonable efforts to determine whether the Data Importer is capable of satisfying its obligations under these BCR to the extent provided for and in accordance with applicable law.
Should the Data Exporter fail to take such steps within a reasonable time (normally 1 month), the Regulated Jurisdiction Data Subject shall then be entitled to assert its rights against the Data Importer directly.
A Regulated Jurisdiction Data Subject is entitled to appropriate compensation for damages caused by a Data Importer relating to Personal Data transferred by the Data Exporter in consideration of the breach in accordance with the applicable law and local standards and in accordance with the (proven) damage suffered.
To the extent permitted by applicable jurisdiction, a Regulated Jurisdiction Data Subject is entitled to bring the claim before the Data Protection Authority or the competent jurisdictions of the country in which the Data Exporter is based.
Similarly, if a Data Exporter is in breach with BCR and the Data Importer pays damages to the Regulated Jurisdiction Data Subject with regards to such breach, then the Data Exporter shall be bound to reimburse the Data Importer.
Each BCR AXA Company shall bear the sole responsibility for the breaches of the BCR which fall under its responsibility towards, as the case may be, other BCR AXA Companies, competent Regulated Jurisdiction Data Protection Authorities and Regulated Jurisdiction Data Subjects in each case, to the extent provided under applicable law and regulation.
It is the intent of all the Data Exporters to grant Regulated Jurisdiction Data Subjects third party beneficiary rights under these BCR in respect of Relevant Transfers and Onward Transfers.
To the extent provided under applicable law and regulation and subject to Articles IX(2) and IX(3), each Data Exporter is individually liable for any harm a Regulated Jurisdiction Data Subject may suffer due to any breach of the BCR committed by itself or by a Data Importer having received the Personal Data transferred from a Regulated Jurisdiction pursuant to a Relevant Transfer or Onward Transfer originating from the related Data Exporter.