Non-Standard System Clause Samples

The Non-Standard System clause defines how the contract addresses the use of systems, equipment, or processes that deviate from commonly accepted industry standards. It typically outlines the requirements for approval, documentation, and potential additional responsibilities or liabilities when a party proposes or uses a non-standard system. For example, if a contractor wishes to install a unique HVAC system not typically used in the region, this clause would specify the steps needed for acceptance and any extra warranties or support required. Its core function is to manage the risks and clarify the obligations associated with adopting non-standard solutions, ensuring both parties understand the implications and responsibilities involved.
Non-Standard System. 4.6.1 Subject to Customer's compliance with all other terms and conditions of this Agreement, TSG agrees to allow Customer to connect or use Non-Standard System with the System without TSG's prior written consent, except to the extent that such Non-Standard System consists or communications data lines, emulator boards, gateways, routers, ticket printers or other devices connecting directly to the System or SABRE System ("Reserved Equipment"). TSG consent for Reserved Equipment shall be conditioned upon TSG certification and approval prior to its use with the System. Such consent may be withheld in order to preserve the integrity of the SABRE System and the System. 4.6.2 Customer shall represent and warrant to TSG that the Non-Standard System and its connection to the System conforms in all respects to TSG's Non- Standard System standards and specifications, a copy of which Customer may request from TSG, and will not be altered or modified without prior notice to TSG. 4.6.3 Customer shall remove all Non-Standard System placed on or within the Standard Equipment prior to TSG's removing such Standard Equipment from Customer's Site. TSG disclaims, and Customer hereby waives and indemnifies, any responsibility or liability on the part of TSG, under any theory whatsoever, for any Non-Standard System that Customer has failed to remove from the Standard Equipment prior to TSG's removing such Standard Equipment from Customer's site. 4.6.4 Customer shall not use Non-Standard System in conjunction with the System for any function not specifically outlined in this Agreement and any use or attempted use for any other function shall constitute an Event of Default under Article 14.1.2. 4.6.5 Customer shall also ensure that TSG has access to Customer's Site on request for conducting on-site inspections, testing or to oversee installation of the Non-Standard System. Customer is responsible for ensuring that any Standard Equipment at Customer's Site is connected to the System for the purposes of performing testing and diagnostics on such Standard Equipment by TSG's designated agent. If TSG reasonably determines that the Non-Standard System is causing, or contributing to, a problem with the System, the SABRE System or another SABRE Subscriber's access to or operation of the SABRE System, then TSG has the right to immediately restrict access to the SABRE System upon notice to Customer as provided for in this Agreement and TSG shall have no liability to Customer for such restr...
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Non-Standard System. All maintenance of the Non-Standard System shall be the sole responsibility of the Customer. TSG will accept calls to SABRE Customer Services regarding a malfunction of the Non-Standard System if TSG determines that the malfunction is not attributable to the Non-Standard System. Customer shall pay TSG's then prevailing maintenance charges for any maintenance calls for the SABRE System or the System if TSG reasonably determines that the problems were caused by or attributable to the Non-Standard System.
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Non-Standard System. Customer shall not connect or use any hardware, software, or firmware not acquired from American with SABRE or the System without American's prior written consent, which shall be granted provided that such hardware, software, or firmware is approved by American for use with SABRE and Customer executes the Non-Standard System Amendment.
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Non-Standard System. Customer shall not connect or use any hardware, software, or firmware not acquired from SGI with SABRE or the System without SGI's prior written consent, which shall be granted provided that such hardware, software, or firmware is approved by SGI for use with SABRE and Customer executes the Non-Standard System Amendment.
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Non-Standard System. Customer shall not connect or use any hardware, or ------------------- firmware not acquired from Sabre with the Sabre TravelBase System without Sabre's prior written consent, which consent Sabre shall not unreasonably withhold or delay and which shall be granted provided that such hardware, or firmware is approved by Sabre for use with Sabre TravelBase System and Customer executes the Non-Standard System Amendment.
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Non-Standard System. All maintenance of the Non-Standard System shall be the sole responsibility of the Customer. Sabre will accept calls to Sabre Customer Services regarding a malfunction of the Non-Standard System if Sabre determines that the malfunction is not attributable to the Non-Standard System. Customer shall pay Sabre's then prevailing maintenance charges for any maintenance calls for the Sabre System or the System if Sabre reasonably determines that the problems were caused by or attributable to the Non-Standard System.
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