Interoperability between Network and Handsets Clause Samples

Interoperability between Network and Handsets. If a Handset is approved by Swisscom Mobile with reservations (see clause 6.6) and the Handset does not work in Swisscom Mobile's network system environment due to a failure at the fault of Supplier which was not detected by Swisscom Mobile because the respective tests could not be done due to technology limitations, the following regulation shall apply in the following order: 1. Supplier shall give all the needed support at no additional costs to get a solution; and if in the opinion of Supplier no solution can be found in an appropriate time: 2. Swisscom Mobile may revoke made and undelivered Orders for the particular Product type without any further obligations and liabilities; 3. Swisscom Mobile may send back unsold Products of the particular Product type and claim the paid price of the product and the costs of shipment;
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Interoperability between Network and Handsets. If a Handset is approved by [*] with reservations (see clause 6.6) and the Handset does not work in [*]'s network system environment due to a failure at the fault of Supplier which was not detected by [*] because the respective tests could not be done due to technology limitations, the following regulation shall apply in the following order: 1. Supplier shall give all the needed support at no additional costs to get a solution; and if in the opinion of Supplier no solution can be found in an appropriate time: 2. [*] may revoke made and undelivered Orders for the particular Product type without any further obligations and liabilities; 3. [*] may send back unsold Products of the particular Product type and claim the paid price of the product and the costs of shipment;
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