Terminable offense definition

Terminable offense means: (i) engaging in a Prohibited Use; (ii) engaging in the unauthorized access to Recorded Documents; (iii) engaging in the unauthorized alteration of Recorded Documents; (iv) non-compliance with any of the provisions of this Agreement; (v) Company’s failure to disclose, or entering into an agreement with an Indiana county recorder, when the Company has had a previous Bulk Form copy contract terminated by another Indiana county recorder after July 1, 2017 because the party failed to comply with the contract; (vi) Company’s failure to disclose, or entering into an agreement with an Indiana county recorder after July 1, 2017, when a person who has a majority or controlling interest in the Company engaged in conduct resulting in the termination of a contract with another Indiana county recorder because the party failed to comply with the contract; or (vii) any conduct prohibited by IC 36-2-7-10.1(g) & (j), as amended.
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Terminable offense means: (1) engaging in a Prohibited Use; (2) engaging in the unauthorized access to Recorded Documents; (3) engaging in the unauthorized alteration of Recorded Documents; (4) noncompliance with any of the provisions of this Addendum or noncompliance of the Bulk User with the provisions of its contract with Recorder or Doxpop; (5) Bulk User's failure to disclose, or entering into an agreement with an Indiana county recorder, when Bulk User has had a previous Bulk Form Copy contract terminated by another Indiana county recorder after July 1, 2017, because Bulk User failed to comply with the contract; (6) Bulk User's failure to disclose, or entering into an agreement with an Indiana county recorder after July 1, 2017, when a person who has a majority or controlling interest in Bulk User engaged in conduct resulting in the termination of a contract with another Indiana county recorder because the party failed to comply with the contract; and (7) any conduct prohibited by Ind. Code § 36-2-7-10.1(g) and Ind. Code § 36-2-7-10.16), as amended.
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