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User Guidelines for Daimler AG
Archive
The Daimler AG Archive is a
private archive. It is categorised
into four areas:
Company archive
Product archive
Media archive Library
The archive can be accessed by the
general public on condition that
the following user guidelines are
observed:
The papers and documents archivedat the Daimler AG are available for
use by any person who can
demonstrate legitimate interest and
undertakes to observe the established
guidelines.
The formal user relationship shallbegin when Daimler AG has notified
the user of its permission to use the
archives.
Applications to use the Daimler AGArchive must be made in writing,
with stated reference to the field of
work and disclosure of the expected
duration of such use.
Permission to use the archive applies
only to the stated field of work and
the confirmed period of use. If the
user changes its field of work, or
requires a longer period,
this must be indicated to the Daimler
AG Archive in writing.
If a user requires assistance or wishes
to use the services of a representa-
tive, a separate application must be
submitted.
User authorisation can be madeconditional upon meeting certain
conditions in the event that
the information in the application
does not apply or no longer applies,
the user breaches the
user guidelines,
a suspicion arises that the archives
are being exploited to the detriment
of Daimler AG.
Archived material is excluded fromuse in the following cases:
if its exploitation is counter to
statutory legislation,
if it is subject to confidentiality
provisions,
if conflicting agreements have been
made with owners of borrowed
documents or with previous owners
(e.g. inherited estates, family
archives, incident and experiencereports, documentation in private
ownership).
Inspection of archived materials
containing confidential matter and
personal documents may be granted
following approval by the Archive
Management.
The media archive and the libraryare not subject to embargo periods.
The technical archive and the
company archive are subject to an
embargo period of 40 years after
closure of the particular activity,
calculated from the date of the most
recent document or the most recent
registration of an archived item.
If an archived item was subject toconfidentiality provisions it can only
be viewed upon the expiration of at
least 60 years since the documents
were produced. If the purpose of the
research relates to a natural person,
the material may be used at the
earliest ten years after that persons
death.
In making use of informationobtained from the archives, the user
is solely responsible for ensuring that
any copyright and privacy rights and
the legitimate interests of third partiesare upheld. Upon request, the user
must submit the relevant declaration
in writing.
Permission to use the archives inwhich rights and/or the legitimate
interests of certain persons are
affected can be made dependent upon
the agreement of the affected party or
its successor in title and which must
be obtained by the user.
Paragraphs 1 and 2 also apply tosearch aids and reproductions of any
type.
The presentation of archives andsearch aids may be refused when
the high value, condition of
preservation, or state of order would
make this unadvisable,
the provision or procurement of an
archived item would require an
unreasonable cost outlay,
faulty information provided by the
user makes it considerably more
difficult to provide,
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