2. 3. An Accredited Certification Service Provider shall not be deemed liable in the following circumstance: (i) An Accredited negligence. Certification Service Provider committed no (ii) Unless the person who relied on the Accredited Certificate knows or ought reasonably to have known that the certificate has expired or cancelled or suspended or that the accreditation of the Certification Service Provider has been revoked. An Accredited Certification Service Provider that indicates in the Accredited Certificate limits on the uses of that certificate, including a limit on the value of transactions for which the certificate can be used, and makes those limits known to third parties, shall not be liable for damages arising from the use of the Accredited Certificate contrary to those limits, unless such damages were the result of an intentional or reckless misrepresentation made by the Accredited Certification Service Provide. Article 19 Liability of Network Intermediaries 1. 2. A network intermediary is not subject to any civil or criminal liability in respect of any third party information in the form of electronic records to which the network intermediary merely provides access and if the network intermediary was not the originator of such information, and if such liability is founded on: (i) the making, publication, dissemination, or distribution of such information or any statement made in such information; (ii) the infringement of any rights subsisting in or in relation to such information; The exclusion of liability under the preceding Paragraph is subject to to the following: (i) the network intermediary has no actual knowledge that the information gives rise to civil or criminal liability; (ii) is not aware of any facts or circumstances from which the likelihood of civil or criminal liability in respect of the information ought reasonably to have been known; (iii) the network intermediary shall as soon as practicable, after acquiring actual knowledge of the above, removes the information from any information system within the network intermediary’s control and ceases to provide or offer to provide access in respect of that information. 15