Delivery, Site, Use, Risk, and Return Clause Samples

Delivery, Site, Use, Risk, and Return. 1.1 Delivery; Site. Dell will ship the Products to the Site stated in the Order. Where software is provided in a form that is embedded on the Equipment, Dell will enable any required license keys by electronic means. Before arrival of the Products to the Site and during the Subscription Term, You must have arranged: (i) appropriate space at the Site; (ii) the necessary environment (power, cooling, etc.) required to support and operate the Products; and (iii) servers and network connectivity required to support Products. The Products may not be moved from the Site without Dell’s prior written consent. You grant or will obtain the right for Dell’s reasonable access to the Site for purposes of: (i) providing Services; (ii) metering; (iii) inspecting the Products; (iv) performing Asset Recovery; and (v) exercising Dell’s other rights set forth in this Agreement. In case the Equipment is installed at a Colocation Site, You guarantee that Dell has the right to exercise its rights concerning the Products stated above. You agree to hold Dell harmless from and against any and all disputes, claims or controversies (whether in contract, tort (including negligence) or otherwise) resulting from Your locating the Products at a Colocation Site.
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Delivery, Site, Use, Risk, and Return. 1.1 Delivery; Site. Prime Contractor will ship the Products to the Site stated in the Order. Where software is provided in a form that is embedded on the Equipment, Prime Contractor will enable any required license keys by electronic means. Before arrival of the Products to the Site and during the Subscription Term, You must have arranged: (i) appropriate space at the Site; (ii) the necessary environment (power, cooling, etc.) required to support and operate the Products; and (iii) servers and network connectivity required to support Products. The Products may not be moved from the Site without Prime Contractor’s prior written consent. You grant or will obtain the right for Prime Contractor’s and Dell’s reasonable access to the Site for purposes of: (i) providing Services; (ii) metering; (iii) inspecting the Products; (iv) performing Asset Recovery; and (v) exercising Prime Contractor’s and Dell’s other rights set forth in this Agreement. In case the Equipment is installed at a Colocation Site, You guarantee that both Prime Contractor and Dell have the right to exercise their respective rights concerning the Products stated above. To the extent allowed by law, You agree to hold Prime Contractor and Dell harmless from and against any and all disputes, claims or controversies (whether in contract, tort (including negligence) or otherwise) resulting from Your locating the Products at a Colocation Site.
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