Non-locked transmissions Clause Samples

The Non-locked transmissions clause defines the conditions under which transmissions or communications that are not secured or locked can be used or are permitted within the scope of an agreement. Typically, this clause clarifies whether parties may send information, data, or materials over unsecured channels, such as unencrypted emails or open networks, and may outline any associated responsibilities or limitations. Its core function is to allocate risk and clarify liability related to the use of non-secure transmission methods, ensuring both parties understand the implications and responsibilities when using such channels.
Non-locked transmissions. In case of non-locked transmission conditions, the test may include a gear change to a lower range and a higher acceleration under accelerated conditions. A gear change to a higher range could occur under cruise and low load acceleration conditions. Such upshifts shall be avoided. The authority present during the test shall modify operation conditions so that these upshifts are avoided between AA' and BB'. In the approach to line AA', the vehicle shall be driven in a way to allow the transmission to stabilize the gear.
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