Common use of Obsolescence Clause in Contracts

Obsolescence. A Goods is considered as obsolete when it is no longer possible to order identical or functionally equivalent and compatible spares. Supplier's obligation in terms of obsolescence management are defined in the Contract.

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Sources: General Purchase Conditions, General Purchase Conditions, General Purchase Conditions

Obsolescence. A Goods is considered as obsolete when it is no longer possible to order toorder identical or functionally equivalent and compatible spares. Supplier's obligation in terms of obsolescence management are managementare defined in the Contract.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: General Purchase Conditions

Obsolescence. A Goods is considered as obsolete when it is no longer possible to order identical or functionally equivalent and compatible spares. Supplier's obligation in terms of obsolescence management obsolescencemanagement are defined in the Contract.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: General Purchase Conditions