Common use of Temporary Shutdowns Clause in Contracts

Temporary Shutdowns. Toppan may shut down the Covered System temporarily by providing advance written notice or, in the case of any emergency, notice after the fact, upon the occurrence of any of the following events: (a) when conducting maintenance or inspection of the Covered System and servers; (b) if there is a disruption to the Covered System; (c) if a Type 1 Telecommunications Carrier or another telecommunications carrier suspends service and the suspension negatively affects the Covered System’s operations; (d) if a Force Majeure Event occurs; (e) if Toppan determines that suspension of the Covered System is necessary for other operational or technical reasons. Toppan will bear no liability for Company’s inability to use the Covered System during a shutdown caused by any of the events described in this ARTICLE III.

Temporary Shutdowns. Toppan may shut down the Covered System temporarily by providing advance written notice or, in the case of any emergency, notice after the fact, upon the occurrence of any of the following events: (a) when conducting maintenance or inspection of the Covered System and servers; (b) if there is a disruption to the Covered System; (c) if a Type 1 Telecommunications Carrier or another telecommunications carrier suspends service and the suspension negatively affects the Covered System’s operations; (d) if a Force Majeure Event occurs; (e) if Toppan determines that suspension of the Covered System is necessary for other operational or technical reasons. Toppan will bear no liability for Company’s inability to use the Covered System during a shutdown caused by any of the events described in this ARTICLE III.