The purchaser agrees to comply with all applicable export control and sanctions laws including U.S. BIS Export Administration Regulations, OFAC sanctions regulations, EU export control and sanctions measures, and UK HM Treasury rules. The purchaser agrees not to export, re-export, or transfer purchased products to any person or entity subject to restrictions under these laws.
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This provision contractually obligates each purchaser to independently comply with a broad set of international export control and sanctions regimes as a condition of purchase. The document also includes specific contractual prohibitions on re-export of covered goods to Russia or Belarus referencing specific EU Council Regulations, reflecting recent regulatory changes.
Under this clause, the agreement requires each purchaser to confirm that they will not export, re-export, or transfer purchased products to any country, individual, or entity restricted under applicable U.S., EU, or UK export control and sanctions laws. The agreement also includes a specific prohibition on direct or indirect re-export to Russia or Belarus.
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Compare across platforms →"YOU AGREE TO COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE RULES PERTAINING TO EXPORT CONTROL AND SANCTIONS LAWS OF THE APPLICABLE GOVERNMENTAL AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION (SUCH AS EMBARGOES IMPOSED ON SPECIFIC COUNTRIES, OR ECONOMIC SANCTIONS IMPOSED ON INDIVIDUALS OR COMPANIES FOR TERRORISM OR MONEY LAUNDERING OFFENCES), INCLUDING THE U.S. EXPORT ADMINISTRATION REGULATIONS ADMINISTERED BY THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE'S BUREAU OF INDUSTRY AND SECURITY ("BIS"), THE U.S. SANCTIONS REGULATIONS ADMINISTERED BY THE U.S. TREASURY DEPARTMENT'S OFFICE OF FOREIGN ASSETS CONTROL ("OFAC"), THE EUROPEAN UNION, ANY EUROPEAN UNION MEMBER STATE OR HER MAJESTY'S TREASURY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM (COLLECTIVELY, "EXPORT CONTROL AND SANCTIONS LAWS"). THEREFORE, YOU AGREE NOT TO EXPORT, RE-EXPORT, OR TRANSFER ANY PRODUCTS (INCLUDING SOFTWARE) THAT YOU HAVE PURCHASED ON THE WEBSITE TO ANY COUNTRY, INDIVIDUAL, CORPORATION, ORGANISATION, OR ENTITY TO WHICH SUCH EXPORT IS RESTRICTED OR PROHIBITED UNDER THE EXPORT CONTROL AND SANCTIONS LAWS.Excerpt from Ledger's Terms of Sale
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This provision contractually obligates each purchaser to independently comply with a broad set of international export control and sanctions regimes as a condition of purchase. The document also includes specific contractual prohibitions on re-export of covered goods to Russia or Belarus referencing specific EU Council Regulations, reflecting recent regulatory changes.
Under this clause, the agreement requires each purchaser to confirm that they will not export, re-export, or transfer purchased products to any country, individual, or entity restricted under applicable U.S., EU, or UK export control and sanctions laws. The agreement also includes a specific prohibition on direct or indirect re-export to Russia or Belarus.
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