third party entitled to use a geographical name

a third party who is entitled to use a geographical name

acquired from a third party with the right to divulge the same;

In particular, such a mark may not be invoked against a third party who is entitled to use a geographical name.

The authorized instrument holder is subject to authentication by trusted third party with whom the payment instrument holder has previously registered.

Technical assurance (DNS, guaranteed submission of your names to a third party authorized by ICANN …)

The delivery will be effective as soon as the Buyer, or a duly authorized third party, signs the transport documents.

In particular, such a mark may not be invoked against a third party who is entitled to use a geographical name.

In particular, such a mark may not be invoked against a third party who is entitled to use a geographical name.

In the event of a contravention, Lufthansa, or a third party authorised by Lufthansa, reserves the right to refuse to redeem the voucher.

If necessary, the key used for the particular data can be determined and the encrypted data reproduced, i.e. rendered readable, by this authorized third party.

As specific timelines cannot be provided for the processing time, companies are encouraged to submit requests to third-party issuers if they have an immediate need for the certificate.

2bis A notice that may only be served against the signature of the addressee or of another authorised person is deemed to have been served at the latest on the seventh day following the first unsuccessful attempt at service.1

2bis A notice that may only be served against the signature of the addressee or of another authorised person is deemed to have been served at the latest on the seventh day following the first unsuccessful attempt at service.1

2bis A notice that may only be served against the signature of the addressee or of another authorised person is deemed to have been served at the latest on the seventh day following the first unsuccessful attempt at service.1