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MD. Commercial Law Code Ann. §  22-601 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Commercial Law|Title 22 - Maryland Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act|Subtitle 6 - Performance; General; Performance in Delivery of Copies; Special Types of Contracts; Loss and Impossibility; Termination|Section 22-601 - Performance of Contract in General

    (a)    A party shall perform in a manner that conforms to the contract.    (b)    If an uncured material breach of contract by one party precedes the aggrieved party’s performance, the aggrieved party need not perform except with respect to contractual use terms, but the contractual use terms do not apply to information or copies properly received or obtained from another source. In addition, the following rules apply:        (1)    The aggrieved party may refuse a performance that is a material breach as to that performance or a performance that may be refused under § 22–704(b) of this title.        (2)    The aggrieved party may cancel the contract only if the breach is a material breach of the whole contract or the agreement so provides.    (c)    Except as otherwise provided in subsection (b) of this section, tender of performance by a party entitles the party to acceptance of that performance. In addition, the following rules apply:        (1)    A tender of performance occurs when the party, with manifest present ability and willingness to perform, offers to complete the performance.        (2)    If a performance by the other party is due at the time of the tendered performance, tender of the other party’s performance is a condition to the tendering party’s obligation to complete the tendered performance.        (3)    A party shall pay or render the consideration required by the agreement for a performance it accepts. A party that accepts a performance has the burden of establishing a breach of contract with respect to the accepted performance.    (d)    Except as otherwise provided in §§ 22–603 and 22–604 of this subtitle, in the case of a performance with respect to a copy, this section is subject to §§ 22–606 through 22–610 of this subtitle and §§ 22–704 through 22–707 of this title.
MD. Commercial Law Code Ann. §  22-602 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Commercial Law|Title 22 - Maryland Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act|Subtitle 6 - Performance; General; Performance in Delivery of Copies; Special Types of Contracts; Loss and Impossibility; Termination|Section 22-602 - Licensor's Obligation to Enable Use

    (a)    In this section, “enable use” means to grant a contractual right or permission with respect to information or informational rights and to complete the acts, if any, required under the agreement to make the information available to the licensee.    (b)    A licensor shall enable use by the licensee pursuant to the contract. The following rules apply to enabling use:        (1)    If nothing other than the grant of a contractual right or permission is required to enable use, the licensor enables use when the contract becomes enforceable.        (2)    If the agreement requires delivery of a copy, enabling use occurs when the copy is tendered to the licensee.        (3)    If the agreement requires delivery of a copy and steps authorizing the licensee’s use, enabling use occurs when the last of those acts occurs.        (4)    In an access contract, enabling use requires tendering all access material necessary to enable the agreed access.        (5)    If the agreement requires a transfer of ownership of informational rights and a filing or recording is allowed by law to establish priority of the transferred ownership, on request by the licensee, the licensor shall execute and tender a record appropriate for that purpose.
MD. Commercial Law Code Ann. §  22-603 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Commercial Law|Title 22 - Maryland Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act|Subtitle 6 - Performance; General; Performance in Delivery of Copies; Special Types of Contracts; Loss and Impossibility; Termination|Section 22-603 - Submissions of Information to Satisfaction of a Party

    If an agreement requires that submitted information be to the satisfaction of the recipient, the following rules apply:        (1)    §§ 22–606 through 22–610 of this subtitle and §§ 22–704 through 22–707 of this title do not apply to the submission.        (2)    If the information is not satisfactory to the recipient and the parties engage in efforts to correct the deficiencies in a manner and over a time consistent with the ordinary standards of the business, trade, or industry, neither the efforts nor the passage of time required for the efforts is an acceptance or a refusal of the submission.        (3)    Except as otherwise provided in paragraph (4), neither refusal nor acceptance occurs unless the recipient expressly refuses or accepts the submitted information, but the recipient may not use the submitted information before acceptance.        (4)    Silence and a failure to act in reference to a submission beyond a commercially reasonable time to respond entitle the submitting party to demand, in a record delivered to the recipient, a decision on the submission. If the recipient fails to respond within a reasonable time after receipt of the demand, the submission is deemed to have been refused.
MD. Commercial Law Code Ann. §  22-604 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Commercial Law|Title 22 - Maryland Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act|Subtitle 6 - Performance; General; Performance in Delivery of Copies; Special Types of Contracts; Loss and Impossibility; Termination|Section 22-604 - Immediately Completed Performance

    If a performance involves delivery of information or services which, because of their nature, may provide a licensee, immediately on performance or delivery, with substantially all the benefit of the performance or with other significant benefit that cannot be returned, the following rules apply:        (1)    §§ 22–607 through 22–610 of this subtitle and §§ 22–704 through 22–707 of this title do not apply.        (2)    The rights of the parties are determined under § 22–601 of this subtitle and the ordinary standards of the business, trade, or industry.        (3)    Before tender of the performance, a party entitled to receive the tender may inspect the media, labels, or packaging but may not view the information or otherwise receive the performance before completing any performance of its own that is then due.
MD. Commercial Law Code Ann. §  22-605 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Commercial Law|Title 22 - Maryland Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act|Subtitle 6 - Performance; General; Performance in Delivery of Copies; Special Types of Contracts; Loss and Impossibility; Termination|Section 22-605 - Electronic Regulation of Performance

    (a)    In this section, “automatic restraint” means a program, code, device, or similar electronic or physical limitation the intended purpose of which is to restrict use of information.    (b)    A party entitled to enforce a limitation on use of information may include an automatic restraint in the information or a copy of it and use that restraint if:        (1)    A conspicuous term of the agreement authorizes use of the restraint;        (2)    The restraint prevents a use that is inconsistent with the agreement;        (3)    The restraint prevents use after expiration of the stated duration of the contract or a stated number of uses; or        (4)    The restraint prevents use after the contract terminates, other than on expiration of a stated duration or number of uses, and the licensor gives reasonable notice to the licensee before further use is prevented.    (c)    This section does not authorize an automatic restraint that affirmatively prevents or makes impracticable a licensee’s access to its own information or information of a third party, other than the licensor, if that information is in the possession of the licensee or a third party and accessed without use of the licensor’s information or informational rights.    (d)    A party that includes or uses an automatic restraint consistent with subsection (b) or (c) of this section is not liable for any loss caused by the use of the restraint.    (e)    This section does not preclude electronic replacement or disabling of an earlier copy of information by the licensor in connection with delivery of a new copy or version under an agreement to replace or disable the earlier copy by electronic means with an upgrade or other new information.    (f)    This section does not authorize use of an automatic restraint to enforce remedies in the event of breach of contract or of cancellation for breach.
MD. Commercial Law Code Ann. §  22-606 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Commercial Law|Title 22 - Maryland Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act|Subtitle 6 - Performance; General; Performance in Delivery of Copies; Special Types of Contracts; Loss and Impossibility; Termination|Section 22-606 - Copy: Delivery; Tender of Delivery

    (a)    Delivery of a copy must be at the location designated by agreement. In the absence of a designation, the following rules apply:        (1)    The place for delivery of a copy on a tangible medium is the tendering party’s place of business or, if it has none, its residence. However, if the parties know at the time of contracting that the copy is located in some other place, that place is the place for delivery.        (2)    The place for electronic delivery of a copy is an information processing system designated or used by the licensor.        (3)    Documents of title may be delivered through customary banking channels.    (b)    Tender of delivery of a copy requires the tendering party to put and hold a conforming copy at the other party’s disposition and give the other party any notice reasonably necessary to enable it to obtain access to, control, or possession of the copy. Tender must be at a reasonable hour and, if applicable, requires tender of access material and other documents required by the agreement. The party receiving tender shall furnish facilities reasonably suited to receive tender. In addition, the following rules apply:        (1)    If the contract requires delivery of a copy held by a third person without being moved, the tendering party shall tender access material or documents required by the agreement.        (2)    If the tendering party is required or authorized to send a copy to the other party and the contract does not require the tendering party to deliver the copy at a particular destination, the following rules apply:            (A)    In tendering delivery of a copy on a tangible medium, the tendering party shall put the copy in the possession of a carrier and make a contract for its transportation that is reasonable in light of the nature of the information and other circumstances, with expenses of transportation to be borne by the receiving party.            (B)    In tendering electronic delivery of a copy, the tendering party shall initiate or cause to have initiated a transmission that is reasonable in light of the nature of the information and other circumstances, with expenses of transmission to be borne by the receiving party.        (3)    If the tendering party is required to deliver a copy at a particular destination, the tendering party shall make a copy available at that destination and bear the expenses of transportation or transmission.
MD. Commercial Law Code Ann. §  22-607 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Commercial Law|Title 22 - Maryland Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act|Subtitle 6 - Performance; General; Performance in Delivery of Copies; Special Types of Contracts; Loss and Impossibility; Termination|Section 22-607 - Copy: Performance Related to Delivery; Payment

    (a)    If performance requires delivery of a copy, the following rules apply:        (1)    The party required to deliver need not complete a tendered delivery until the receiving party tenders any performance then due.        (2)    Tender of delivery is a condition of the other party’s duty to accept the copy and entitles the tendering party to acceptance of the copy.    (b)    If payment is due on delivery of a copy, the following rules apply:        (1)    Tender of delivery is a condition of the receiving party’s duty to pay and entitles the tendering party to payment according to the contract.        (2)    All copies required by the contract must be tendered in a single delivery, and payment is due only on tender.    (c)    If the circumstances give either party the right to make or demand delivery in lots, the contract fee, if it can be apportioned, may be demanded for each lot.    (d)    If payment is due and demanded on delivery of a copy or on delivery of a document of title, the right of the party receiving tender to retain or dispose of the copy or document, as against the tendering party, is conditioned on making the payment due.
MD. Commercial Law Code Ann. §  22-608 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Commercial Law|Title 22 - Maryland Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act|Subtitle 6 - Performance; General; Performance in Delivery of Copies; Special Types of Contracts; Loss and Impossibility; Termination|Section 22-608 - Copy: Right to Inspect; Payment Before Inspection

    (a)    Except as otherwise provided in §§ 22-603 and 22-604 of this subtitle, if performance requires delivery of a copy, the following rules apply:        (1)    Except as otherwise provided in this section, the party receiving the copy has a right before payment or acceptance to inspect the copy at a reasonable place and time and in a reasonable manner to determine conformance to the contract.        (2)    The party making the inspection shall bear the expenses of inspection.        (3)    A place or method of inspection or an acceptance standard fixed by the parties is presumed to be exclusive. However, the fixing of a place, method, or standard does not postpone identification to the contract or shift the place for delivery, passage of title, or risk of loss. If compliance with the place or method becomes impossible, inspection must be made as provided in this section unless the place or method fixed by the parties was an indispensable condition the failure of which avoids the contract.        (4)    A party’s right to inspect is subject to existing obligations of confidentiality.    (b)    If a right to inspect exists under subsection (a) of this section but the agreement is inconsistent with an opportunity to inspect before payment, the party does not have a right to inspect before payment.    (c)    If a contract requires payment before inspection of a copy, nonconformity in the tender does not excuse the party receiving the tender from making payment unless:        (1)    The nonconformity appears without inspection and would justify refusal under § 22-704 of this title; or        (2)    Despite tender of the required documents, the circumstances would justify an injunction against honor of a letter of credit under Title 5 of this article.    (d)    Payment made under circumstances described in subsection (b) or (c) of this section is not an acceptance of the copy and does not impair a party’s right to inspect or preclude any of the party’s remedies.
MD. Commercial Law Code Ann. §  22-609 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Commercial Law|Title 22 - Maryland Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act|Subtitle 6 - Performance; General; Performance in Delivery of Copies; Special Types of Contracts; Loss and Impossibility; Termination|Section 22-609 - Copy: When Acceptance Occurs

    (a)    Acceptance of a copy occurs when the party to which the copy is tendered:        (1)    Signifies, or acts with respect to the copy in a manner that signifies, that the tender was conforming or that the party will take or retain the copy despite the nonconformity;        (2)    Does not make an effective refusal;        (3)    Commingles the copy or the information in a manner that makes compliance with the party’s duties after refusal impossible;        (4)    Obtains a substantial benefit from the copy and cannot return that benefit; or        (5)    Acts in a manner inconsistent with the licensor’s ownership, but the act is an acceptance only if the licensor elects to treat it as an acceptance and ratifies the act to the extent it was within contractual use terms.    (b)    Except in cases governed by subsection (a)(3) or (4) of this section, if there is a right to inspect under § 22-608 of this subtitle or the agreement, acceptance of a copy occurs only after the party has had a reasonable opportunity to inspect the copy.    (c)    If an agreement requires delivery in stages involving separate portions that taken together comprise the whole of the information, acceptance of any stage is conditional until acceptance of the whole.
MD. Commercial Law Code Ann. §  22-610 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Commercial Law|Title 22 - Maryland Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act|Subtitle 6 - Performance; General; Performance in Delivery of Copies; Special Types of Contracts; Loss and Impossibility; Termination|Section 22-610 - Copy: Effect of Acceptance; Burden of Establishing; Notice of Claims

    (a)    A party accepting a copy shall pay or render the consideration required by the agreement for the copy it accepts. Acceptance of a copy precludes refusal and, if made with knowledge of a nonconformity in a tender, may not be revoked because of the nonconformity unless acceptance was on the reasonable assumption that the nonconformity would be seasonably cured. Acceptance by itself does not impair any other remedy for nonconformity.    (b)    A party accepting a copy has the burden of establishing a breach of contract with respect to the copy.    (c)    If a copy has been accepted, the accepting party shall:        (1)    Except with respect to claims of a type described in § 22-805(d)(1) of this title, within a reasonable time after it discovers or should have discovered a breach of contract, notify the other party of the breach or be barred from any remedy for the breach; and        (2)    If the claim is for breach of a warranty regarding noninfringement and the accepting party is sued by a third party because of the breach, notify the warrantor within a reasonable time after receiving notice of the litigation or be precluded from any remedy over for the liability established by the litigation.
MD. Commercial Law Code Ann. §  22-611 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Commercial Law|Title 22 - Maryland Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act|Subtitle 6 - Performance; General; Performance in Delivery of Copies; Special Types of Contracts; Loss and Impossibility; Termination|Section 22-611 - Access Contracts

    (a)    If an access contract provides for access over a period of time, the following rules apply:        (1)    The licensee’s rights of access are to the information as modified and made commercially available by the licensor from time to time during that period.        (2)    A change in the content of the information is a breach of contract only if the change conflicts with an express term of the agreement.        (3)    Unless it is subject to a contractual use term, information obtained by the licensee is free of any use restriction other than a restriction resulting from the informational rights of another person or other law.        (4)    Access must be available:            (A)    At times and in a manner conforming to the express terms of the agreement; and            (B)    To the extent not expressly stated in the agreement, at times and in a manner reasonable for the particular type of contract in light of the ordinary standards of the business, trade, or industry.    (b)    In an access contract that gives the licensee a right of access at times substantially of its own choosing during agreed periods, an occasional failure to have access available during those times is not a breach of contract if it is:        (1)    Consistent with ordinary standards of the business, trade, or industry for the particular type of contract; or        (2)    Caused by:            (A)    Scheduled downtime;            (B)    Reasonable needs for maintenance;            (C)    Reasonable periods of failure of equipment, computer programs, or communications; or            (D)    Events reasonably beyond the licensor’s control, and the licensor exercises such commercially reasonable efforts as the circumstances require.
MD. Commercial Law Code Ann. §  22-612 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Commercial Law|Title 22 - Maryland Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act|Subtitle 6 - Performance; General; Performance in Delivery of Copies; Special Types of Contracts; Loss and Impossibility; Termination|Section 22-612 - Correction and Support Contracts

    (a)    If a person agrees to provide services regarding the correction of performance problems in computer information, other than an agreement to cure its own existing breach of contract, the following rules apply:        (1)    If the services are provided by a licensor of the information as part of a limited remedy, the licensor undertakes that its performance will provide the licensee with information that conforms to the agreement to which the limited remedy applies.        (2)    In all other cases, the person:            (A)    Shall perform at a time and place and in a manner consistent with the express terms of the agreement and, to the extent not stated in the express terms, at a time and place and in a manner that is reasonable in light of ordinary standards of the business, trade, or industry; and            (B)    Does not undertake that its services will correct performance problems unless the agreement expressly so provides.    (b)    Unless required to do so by an express or implied warranty, a licensor is not required to provide instruction or other support for the licensee’s use of information or access. A person that agrees to provide support shall make the support available in a manner and with a quality consistent with express terms of the support agreement and, to the extent not stated in the express terms, at a time and place and in a manner that is reasonable in light of ordinary standards of the business, trade, or industry.