CONTENT ETHICS Sample Clauses

CONTENT ETHICS. 7.2.1. The CP shall ensure that the Content developed and/or provided to CAL is not: (a) in breach of any applicable law or regulation, or code of practice adopted by any applicable industry regulator or any policy or conditions which may be communicated to the CP by CAL; (b) abusive, indecent, defamatory, obscene, offensive or menacing; (c) in breach of confidence, Intellectual property rights, privacy or any right of a third party; (d) against public interest, public order or national harmony; (e) prejudicial in any manner to the business interests of CAL, or any of the parties thereunder; (f) in infringement of the copyright, patent, trademark, trade secret or other proprietary rights of any third party; ▇.▇.▇. ▇▇▇ may, but shall not be obliged to and without prejudice to the CP’s obligations hereunder, procure that any Content provided by the CP is approved and censored by any applicable industry regulators including but not limited to the Kenya Film Classification Board, the Kenya Film Commission and the Performers Rights Society of Kenya.
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CONTENT ETHICS. The CP shall ensure that the Content developed is not: 5.2.1. in breach of any applicable law or regulation, or code of practice adopted by any applicable industry regulator or any policy or conditions which may be communicated to the CP by CAL; 5.2.2. abusive, indecent, defamatory, obscene, offensive or menacing; 5.2.3. in breach of confidence, Intellectual property rights, privacy or any right of a third party; 5.2.4. against public interest, public order or national harmony; 5.2.5. prejudicial in any manner to the business interests of CAL, the Platform or any of the parties thereunder; 5.2.6. in infringement of the copyright, patent, trademark, trade secret or other proprietary rights of any third party;
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CONTENT ETHICS. The CP shall ensure that the Content developed and/or provided to CAL is not: 7.2.1. In breach of any applicable law or regulation, or code of practice adopted by any applicable industry regulator or any policy or conditions which may be communicated to the CP by CAL; 7.2.2. Abusive, indecent, defamatory, obscene, offensive or menacing; 7.2.3. In breach of confidence, Intellectual property rights, privacy or any right of a third party; 7.2.4. Against public interest, public order or national harmony; 7.2.5. Prejudicial in any manner to the business interests of CAL, the Platform or any of the parties thereunder; and/or 7.2.6. In infringement of the copyright, patent, trademark, trade secret or other proprietary rights of any third party.
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CONTENT ETHICS. The CP warrants, guarantees and undertakes to and for the benefit of CAL that the Content developed and provided to CAL is not: 5.2.1. in breach of any applicable law or regulation, or code of practice adopted by any applicable industry regulator or any policy or conditions which may be communicated to the CP by CAL; 5.2.2. abusive, indecent, defamatory, obscene, offensive or menacing; 5.2.3. in breach of confidence, Intellectual Property Rights, privacy or any right of a third party, including, without limitation any owner of any music or other content which is in any way used by the CP in production of the Content; 5.2.4. against public interest, public order or national harmony; 5.2.5. prejudicial in any manner to the business interests of CAL, the Platform or any of the parties thereunder; 5.2.6. in infringement of the copyright, patent, trademark, trade secret or other proprietary rights of any third party;
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