Lawful Intercept Sample Clauses

Lawful Intercept. Introduction
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Lawful Intercept. Company intends to fully comply with all applicable laws governing lawful intercept, including without limitation Part VI of the Criminal Code of Canada, the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act (“CALEA”) and similar laws. By using the Service, You hereby agree and consent to Company’s right, pursuant to lawful request by law enforcement or any Governmental Authority, to monitor and otherwise disclose the nature and content of Your communications if and as required by applicable law, without any further notice to You.
Lawful Intercept. Introduction Under the Telecommunications (Interception Capability) Act 2004 (TICA)1 a network operator must ensure that every public telecommunications network that the operator owns, controls, or operates, and every telecommunications service that the operator provides in New Zealand, has an interception capability. What is required in terms of interception capability is also set out in the TICA, along with the nature of the obligation to assist the Police, SIS or GCSB (Surveillance Agencies) when a warrant is served to intercept in a particular matter or there is otherwise lawful authority to do so. Service Providers should contact the Surveillance Agencies in order to discuss their obligations to provide interception capability under the TICA. The LFC can put you in contact with the appropriate contact person for the Surveillance Agencies.
Lawful Intercept. Intermedia intends to fully comply with the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act (“CALEA”) and similar laws (including without limitation Section VI of Canada’s Criminal Code). By using the Service, You hereby agree and consent to Intermedia’s right, pursuant to lawful request by law enforcement or any Governmental Authority, to monitor and otherwise disclose the nature and content of Your communications if and as required by applicable law, without any further notice to You.
Lawful Intercept. By using the Service, You hereby agree and consent to Intermedia’s right, pursuant to lawful request by law enforcement or any Governmental Authority, to monitor and otherwise disclose the nature and content of Your communications if and as required by applicable law, without any further notice to You.
Lawful Intercept. Reseller hereby expressly acknowledges that it is aware that certain agencies and/or regulatory bodies within the Territory may have lawful intercept issues related to ALT-N’s software and services and that Reseller is entering into this Agreement being fully aware of such concerns and potential issues and ramifications arising as a result of such concerns. Reseller hereby acknowledges and accepts that it has entered into this Agreement on this basis and that it alone will assume and bear all risk and liabilities arising as a consequence of such issues and ramifications and that Reseller agrees to defend and indemnify ALT-N against any and all losses, damages, fines, seizures, costs and other expenses (including reasonable lawyer’s fees and disbursements) that ALT-N may suffer as a result of such issues and ramifications. Reseller shall (i) immediately notify ALT-N in writing during the term of this Agreement and any renewal of the term of any lawful intercept issues it becomes aware of in the Territory; and (ii) make commercially reasonable efforts to assist ALT-N including without limitation providing ALT-N with such information and documents that ALT-N may request if ALT-N, in its sole discretion, decides to attempt to address issues with certain agencies and/or regulatory bodies within the Territory. Reseller acknowledges and agrees that ALT-N, in its sole discretion, may choose to: (a) notify End Users or make a public announcement as ALT-N deems appropriate in the circumstances and Reseller shall make commercially reasonable efforts to assist ALT-N in such notification and/or announcement; (b) not make available any software or services which fail to comply with the legal and/or regulatory requirements in the Territory; or (c) not make available any software or services in the absence of Reseller making commercially reasonable efforts to assist ALT-N if ALT-N, in its sole discretion, decides to attempt to address issues with certain agencies and/or regulatory bodies within the Territory. For clarity, this Section 6.23 (Lawful Intercept) does not limit or in any manner foreclose ALT-N’s entitlement to any other damages or for any other relief.

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