Common use of Additional Service Orders Clause in Contracts

Additional Service Orders. If a TW Company and AOL execute multiple Service Orders, unless otherwise stated in any additional Service Orders, each additional Service Order will supplement rather than replace any prior Service Orders. This will only apply when the Service Orders are for the same Service. For example, if a TW Company has licensed five Licensed Spaces at a particular Collocation Facility and AOL agrees to license four more Licensed Spaces to such TW Company at that Collocation Facility, the second Service Order will specify an order for four Licensed Spaces, and the invoice to TW Company as to that Collocation Facility will reflect that Customer now has licensed nine Licensed Spaces at that Collocation Facility (under two separate Service Orders). It would not apply, if a Service Order was currently in place for Licensed Spaces and a new Service Order was executed for the delivery of a completely different Service. In that case there would be no supplement between the two.