Content Removal by Appland Clause Samples

Content Removal by Appland. 9.2.1. Appland may block or remove Your Content from the Store, if Appland is notified by You or otherwise becomes aware or determines at its sole discretion that Your Content or any portion thereof or any related materials: a) are in violation of Sections 3 — 7 of this Agreement; or b) violates Appland's policies or policies applicable within the Appland Group as set forth by Appland or the respective entity within the Appland Group and may be amended by Appland or the respective entity within the Appland Group from time to time; c) has a serious default, is of low quality, or (in the opinion of Appland) creates excessive uninstallations or Chargebacks; d) may create liability for Appland, any entity within the Appland Group, the Processor, and/or any of their contractors or partners. 9.2.2. Appland reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to suspend and/or remove Your Content or any associated material from the Store, as well as to bar You from the Store by suspending and/or deactivating Your Appland Store account. 9.2.3. Appland reserves the right to remove Your Content if it is in violation of the terms of service of Device manufacturers, mobile network operators and/or other partners with whom Appland has entered agreements to place the Appland Store (or, as the case may be, Partner Store) software on Devices. 9.2.4. If Your Content is removed due to violation of Section 3.6 of this Agreement, You shall charge back to Appland all amounts received by You, plus any Chargebacks or, if You fail to do so, such amounts may be withheld by Appland, at its sole discretion, from any future amounts due to You.
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