Common use of Revocation of approval Clause in Contracts

Revocation of approval. IXI acknowledges and agrees that, notwithstanding Section 18.5, ICQ may deny any Approved Complete ICQ Application access to the ICQ Services in the event of a breach of this Agreement that remains uncured by IXI for thirty (30) days following written notice and an opportunity to cure the breach. Notwithstanding the foregoing, ICQ may also deny any Approved Complete ICQ Application access to the ICQ Services and ICQ Network immediately in the event of compromise to the security of an Authentication Key or of an Approved Complete ICQ Application (whether due to a breach of this Agreement or not), in which case the Parties shall work together in good faith to mitigate the effects of any such revocation. IXI further acknowledges and undertakes to prohibit and/or deny any Third Party Developer access to the ICQ Services upon (i) any acts or omissions of a Third Party Developer that (a) would be considered a breach of this Agreement if such acts or omissions were undertaken by IXI; (b) are related to the protection or prohibitions against the misuse of the ICQ Services, any other AOL service, the ICQ Network, the AOL IM Network, the ICQ Namespace, ICQ Users, the Application Branding Elements, any Authentication Key (including the Test Authentication Key), the ICQ Technical Information, and/or ICQ owned or licensed intellectual property, and (c) is not cured following thirty (30) days notice to IXI of such act or omission. For avoidance of doubt, non compliance with Section by IXI shall be deemed a material breach of this agreement and not withstanding any other remedy provided to ICQ herein, upon such breach ICQ may immediately suspend or terminate IXI's access to the ICQ Network.