No Interference in Message Transmission or Receipt Sample Clauses

The 'No Interference in Message Transmission or Receipt' clause prohibits any party from intentionally disrupting, delaying, or obstructing the sending or receiving of messages related to the agreement. In practice, this means that all parties must ensure that communications—such as notices, instructions, or approvals—are delivered and received without undue hindrance, whether these are sent electronically, by mail, or through other agreed channels. The core function of this clause is to maintain clear and reliable communication between parties, thereby preventing disputes or misunderstandings that could arise from delayed or blocked messages.
No Interference in Message Transmission or Receipt. With the exception of routine maintenance and other transient outages, or as necessary to conform with Participant’s trust constraints (e.g., if a sender’s trust certificate has expired), Participant in its exchange of messages with other Accredited Community Members shall not intentionally prevent or delay the incoming or outgoing transmission or receipt of any Basic Message meeting the Direct Standard to its intended recipient, nor shall Participant alter the content of any such message.
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No Interference in Message Transmission or Receipt. With the exception of routine maintenance and other transient outages, or as necessary to conform with Participant’s trust constraints (e.g., if a sender’s trust certificate has expired), Participant in its exchange of messages with other Participants shall not intentionally prevent or delay the incoming or outgoing transmission or receipt of any Basic Message meeting the Direct Standard to its intended recipient, nor shall Participant alter the content of any such message. In addition, the parties agree and acknowledge that they will not engage in “information blocking” as defined by the 21st Century Cures Act and any implementing regulations, as adopted and amended, to the extent applicable to such parties.
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