Source: https://www.emerion.com/us/domain-policies/denic-toc
Timestamp: 2019-05-20 00:30:40
Document Index: 64988596

Matched Legal Cases: ['§ 3', '§ 184', '§ 132', '§56', '§ 15', '§ 1']

emerion WebHosting | DENIC Terms and Conditions
(1) The (future) Domain Holder can submit their domain application to DENIC either through a DENIC member or directly to DENIC. DENIC accepts the application through the successful completion of registration. The Domain Contract, however, is terminated immediately in cases in which the Domain Holder, having applied for registration of a domain through a DENIC member, subsequently fails within a period of four weeks to create the necessary technical conditions for connecting up the domain, including transmitting the corresponding technical data to DENIC (condition leading to termination).
(2) In cases in which the application for registration of a domain is made through a DENIC member, it is that same member who will assume administration of the domain on behalf of the Domain Holder afterwards. Any communications which the Domain Holder, the Administrative Contact, the Technical Contact or the Zone Administrator sends to DENIC on the basis of these Terms and Conditions, including a possible notification of termination of the contract, must also always be transmitted through this same DENIC member. DENIC may also choose to send any com-munications destined for the above-named persons through the same DENIC member.
(4) It is possible for the Domain Holder to transfer administration of the domain from DENIC to a DENIC member or vice versa and also from one DENIC member to another (known as a “provider change”). To make such a transfer, the Domain Holder must submit an appropriate request to DENIC through the DENIC member who is to administer the domain after the transfer (or, in the case of a future direct administration, directly to DENIC). If the Domain Holder has previously deposited a password with the DENIC member who has been administering the domain up until then (or with DENIC in cases of direct administration through DENIC) or if they have received a password in response to a request to the DENIC member who has been administering the domain up until then (or with DENIC in cases of direct administration through DENIC), they must now enter this password. In cases in which the domain is to be transferred to direct administration by DENIC, it is also possible, when submitting the corresponding request, to ask DENIC to issue a password directly. This password is valid for 30 days from the point in time at which it is deposited or issued and can only be used once; in cases in which the Domain Holder has deposited the password through the DENIC member administering the domain to date, the password also loses its validity in the event of that DENIC member ceasing to admin-ister the domain (§ 3, second alternative). In cases in which the Domain Holder has not deposited or received a password in the manner just described, it is their duty, instead of entering it, to inform the DENIC member who has been administering the domain up until then (or DENIC if the domain has been administered directly by it) of the intended transfer before the provider-change request is submitted.
(1) DENIC adds the domain and its technical data to the name servers for the Top Level Domain .de (connectivity). This will not be done, however, if the technical data is not suitable for connecting up or if the un-derlying technical configuration would lead to an ex-cessive load on the name servers. In this latter case, DENIC has the right to make modifications to the technical data in order to ensure connectivity. If the domain is not connected up, DENIC is also permitted to make the corresponding modifications to the data concerning the Technical Contact and the Zone Administrator.
(2) At no time is there any obligation whatsoever on DENIC to verify whether the registration of the domain on behalf of the Domain Holder or its use by the Do-main Holder infringes the rights of others.
(1) In submitting the application for registration of a domain, the Domain Holder gives an explicit assur-ance that all the data about them in the application is correct and that they are entitled to register and/or use the domain and, in particular, that the registration and intended use of the domain does not infringe anybody else’s rights nor break any general law. If the Domain Holder is not domiciled in Germany, they must appoint an Administrative Contact domiciled in Germany; this Administrative Contact is also the Domain Holder’s authorized representative for receiving the service of official or court documents for the purposes of § 184 of the German Code of Civil Procedure, § 132 of the German Code of Criminal Procedure, §56 (3) of the Rules of the Administrative Courts, and § 15 of the Administrative Procedures Act and the corresponding provisions of the Administrative Procedures Acts of the respective states of the Federal Republic of Germany.
(3) Immediately after registration, the Domain Holder must check the data published in DENIC’s whois search at http://www.denic.de/de/whois/index.jsp and must inform DENIC at once of any necessary corrections to it. This duty also extends to informing DENIC of modifications required to this data at any time after that. In supplying and modifying this data, the Domain Holder must always comply with DENIC’s Domain Guidelines.
(1) It is the Domain Holder’s duty to pay all domain charges in accordance with DENIC’s current price list and conditions of payment, which are available for consultation at http.//www.denic.de/de/preisliste.html. DENIC has the right to change this price list provided it gives two months’ notice of its new charges. All bank charges incurred by payments to DENIC are to be borne by the Domain Holder.
(2) For as long as the domain is administered by a DENIC member, the Domain Holder’s duty to pay the domain charges as laid down in paragraph 1 is sus-pended. If the DENIC member ceases to administer the domain (§ 1 (3) second alternative), the Domain Holder’s duty to pay is reactivated, and they must pay all domain charges due after that directly to DENIC.
(1) DENIC is only liable for any harm caused by it or by any of its vicarious agents through gross negligence or with malice aforethought as well as for any breach of substantial contractual duties for which it is to blame. In the event of a breach of substantial contractual duties through ordinary negligence, DENIC’s liability is limited to the harm typically predictable, as a rule, however, to a sum not exceeding the domain charge for one year. These limitations do not, how-ever, apply if any harm is caused to life and limb.
(3) The Domain Holder is liable to make good any harm that DENIC may suffer on account of any inaccuracy in the data required by these Terms and Con-ditions or by its Domain Guidelines.
The names and addresses of the Domain Holder as well as the Administrative and Technical Contacts and the Zone Administrator and also the telephone and telefax numbers and e-mail addresses of the Technical Contact and the Zone Administrator are published by DENIC in its whois search athttp://www.denic.de/de/whois/index.jsp. No other telephone numbers, telefax numbers and/or e-mail addresses are published unless this is the express wish of the Domain Holder.
The Domain Contract is governed by German law. For all legal persons as well as for all natural persons having their domicile or habitual residence outside of Germany, the courts with exclusive jurisdiction are those of Frankfurt am Main. DENIC, however, also has the right to take legal action against the Domain Holder before the courts having general jurisdiction for them.