Articles of service Sample Clauses

The 'Articles of Service' clause defines the specific terms, conditions, and scope under which services will be provided by one party to another. It typically outlines the nature of the services, the standards or specifications to be met, and any relevant timelines or deliverables. For example, it may detail the types of tasks to be performed, the expected quality, and the responsibilities of each party involved. This clause serves to ensure both parties have a clear, mutual understanding of what is expected, thereby reducing the risk of disputes or misunderstandings regarding the services to be rendered.
Articles of service. (I) The Borrower confirms that the following addresses are the service addresses of the relevant legal documents for contract performance and dispute settlement under this Contract: see 21.18.
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Articles of service. The service scope includes once * service, upgradation of software, CASE service and debugging service after altering spare parts, and Party B shall also provide maintenance and alternation services for the equipments and software in the service scope.
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